Powering CMUcam without full-size RC?

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Powering CMUcam without full-size RC?

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17-01-2006, 19:32

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Powering CMUcam without full-size RC?

I'm taking the CMUcam home tonight for some testing. While I've been at our school, I've been using the '04 robot to power the CMUcam. However, I obviously can't bring the whole robot home to test the camera. Will the camera be able to be powered off a Robovation PWM port? If not, is there any other way to power it without a full size controller?

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