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Originally Posted by NextPerception
Is the accuracy of the two servos controlling the camera limited by the servo potentiometer's output or would I be able to modify the program to give me degrees with one number past the decimal? (like 43.7 instead of just 44)
 I realized while i was righting this that it may be the pwm's themselves causing the limit (0-255) but there may be around it so i am still going to post this ...
This is my first year programming one of these things so...  |
The limitation is in the entire servo system, I.E. both the servos and the standard PWM signal used to control them.
You will only have 255 "ticks" of resolution regardless, so there is no reason to go into decimals.
Hope this helps...
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