AVT 1605 Two State Servo Controller Instructions
- October 30, 2023
- AVT
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Two-state servo controller
AVT 1605
AVT 1605 Two State Servo Controller
https://serwis.avt.pl/manuals/AVT1648_EN.pdf
Model servos are ideal for applications other than as intended, such as driving a lock bolt. In such a non-standard application, the most trouble is “forcing” the servo to work, since it requires powering a waveform with certain parameters. The described circuit relieves us of such a problem.
Characteristics
- Hiten standard servo connector
- input for two-state control
- two potentiometers to determine the end positions of the servo arm
- time of full arm rotation: 1 second
- smooth adjustment of the arm position (through each
- status indication – LED
- power supply 8÷18 V DC
Circuit description
The schematic diagram of the controller is shown in Figure 1. It contains only
a few elements. The D1 diode protects against the reverse connection of the
supply voltage, the US1 stabilizer provides 5 V to power the servo, and
through an additional filter with elements R3 and C3 it also powers the US2
microcontroller. The R4 resistor protects the state selection input, R5
protects the control pulse output, R6 forces the active state of the
microcontroller, and R7 limits the current of the D2 LED. The R1 and R2
potentiometers are used to set two voltage values, which later control the
parameters of the pulses at the output. We connect a supply voltage to the PWR
connector from the range of 8…18 V, while to the SERVO connector we connect a
servo, according to the markings on the board. 0 V or 5 V is applied to lead 2
of the SW connector, which puts the servo in one of two positions. The
operation of the circuit is controlled by a program contained in the
microcontroller’s memory, its block diagram is shown in Figure 2. The TIMER?
timer circuit is a 16-bit counter that was used to generate interrupts every
20 ms, thus establishing the period of the output waveform. Interruption
occurs when the counter overflows. The Timer counter is used to determine the
duration of the pulse.
Its start is synchronized by an interrupt from Timer1, and its overflow
generates a second interrupt that ends the pulse and stops the counter. The
time to interrupt, and thus the pulse duration, is determined by changing the
initial value of the counter, which is proportional to the result of the A/C
conversion. Thus, changing the voltage in the range of 0…5 V at the ADC input,
causes a change in the pulse duration in the range of about 0.5…2.5 ms.
In addition, the state at the SW input determines which potentiometer (R1 or
R2) will determine the voltage at the input of the converter. This allows the
servo to be controlled in two states via the SW input or full range by
changing the position of the potentiometers.
Fig. 1 Schematic diagram
| Fig. 2 Installation diagram of the controller
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Assembly and start-up
The device was assembled on a printed circuit board, the assembly diagram of which is shown in Figure 2. Assembly does not require more extensive description, however, a little attention should be paid when assembling resistors R3…R7. These are SMD resistors, which are soldered on the other side of the board.
List of elements
Resistors:
R3: ………………………………………………..47 Ω (SMD, 1206)
R1, R2: …………………………….potentiometer 10÷50 kΩ
Capacitors:
R4-R7……………………………………………1 kΩ (SMD, 1206)
C1-C3 ……………………………………………………100 uF / 25V
Semiconductors:
D1:…………………………………………………………………1M4007
D2: ………………………………………………………………………..LED
US1:…………………………………………………………………….7805
US2:…………………………………………………………..PIC12F675
Other:
PWR, SERVO:…………………………goldpin 1×3 angled
SW: …………………………….goldpin 1×3 angle+jumper
ZW:………………………………………………………………..jumper
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