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Originally Posted by Don Rotolo
That is correct for an R/C servo, but incorrect for a Victor or similar PWM motor control.
For a PWM motor control, the duty cycle of the signal varies from 0% to 100%, corresponding to full reverse and full forward, respectively, with 50% being neutral.
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You're thinking of the output of said motor controller. The original poster was looking for a device to connect to the Victor input. This uses the same signal as R/C servos.
However, I recently finished a PIC based motor controller (for true motor control PWM). If anyone wants it, I'll send them the code. As for hardware, you just need a 12F683 (or similar) and the appropriate "glue" components to connect it to an h-bridge. I've got code to read a pot and the R/C PWM signal.