The document discusses PWM control of servo motors using the S3C6410 microprocessor. It describes how the S3C6410 contains timers that can generate PWM signals to control servo position and speed. It provides code examples for initializing the timers for PWM output and setting the register values to control the duty cycle and period of the PWM signal. User space code is also shown for opening and configuring the PWM device files.
Introduction to servo motor control by Joseph Chen, explaining 360° servo mechanics, PWM control of direction and speed, with pulse durations affecting movement.
Description of the S3C6410X RISC microprocessor's timers supporting PWM functions for controlling external signals, including block diagrams of PWM setup.
Illustration of the PWM waveform; settings to achieve specific pulse widths and frequencies from PCLK, detailing how to calculate pulse parameters.
Illustration of the PWM waveform; settings to achieve specific pulse widths and frequencies from PCLK, detailing how to calculate pulse parameters.
C code for initializing the DC motor driver in Linux, with details on setting timer periods and pulse width for effective control.
Explanation of function to configure PWM timers, GPIO setups for outputs, and sample user space code for interacting with the PWM device.
360° Servo
伺服馬達控制主要利用PWM控制轉的方向
與轉速
360° servo 需要50Hz的脈波週期訊號 並藉由0.5~2.5ms HIGH PULSE做
控制
等於1.5ms HIGH PULSE是位於停止的狀態
小於1.5ms 順時針轉動, 若值愈小轉速可愈快
大於1.5ms 逆時針轉動,若值愈大轉速可愈快。
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The S3C6410X RISCmicroprocessor comprises of
five 32-bit timers. These timers are used to
generate internal interrupts to the ARM
subsystem.
Timers 0 and 1 include a PWM function (Pulse
Width Modulation), which can drive an external
I/O signal. The PWM for timer 0 and 1 have an
optional dead-zone generator capability, which
can be utilized to support a large current device.
Timer 2, 3 and 4 are internal timers with no
output pins.