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BM22O2321-A is a servo with UART interface which provides 1.3kg-cm torque. It includes a 3-Pin Power / 1-wire bidirectional UART interface. It is suitable for application in remote control cars, remote control planes, remote control models, remote control robots, etc.
Comparing with the PWM servo, the UART servo is able to control a wider angle and has higher accuracy. In addition, UART servo can be connected in series with each other, and users can control them by an external MCU. Please refer to DETAILS for more information.
Product information
Dimension: 22 x 11 x 24 mm
Net weight: 12g
Packing List: BM22O2321-A x 1 / Expansion board x 1 /
Screw x 2 / Circle horn x 2
Communication interface: 1-wire bidirectional UART interface
Metal Gear
Protection functions: stall and low-voltage
Operation mode
- Angle control mode: controlled range 0°～240°, rotation time is adjustable
- Rotation mode: setting for forward and reverse, rotation speed / time is adjustable
CONNECTION
Differences between PWM and UART servos
The PWM servo
Users can control the servo's angle through a fixed PWM cycle, but its performance of accuracy is not as good as UART servo. For robot control, one PWM output port only can be connected to one PWM servo.
To connect multiple servos, it necessary to use a control board to connect with servos, and the wires are in a mess.
The UART servo
The servo's angle can be controlled by UART command, and it has high performance of accuracy. Besides, it also provides speed control. It communicates with control board through 1-wire bidirectional UART interface, and users can connect multiple servos in series.
The firmware and parameters can be updated by UART and IAP.
