Servo motor interfacing with ESP32 Projects -

Servo motor interfacing with ESP32 Projects

In this article, we will learn how to make Servo motor interfacing with ESP32 Projects.

In the last post, we learned how to make non contact AC Line and Neutral Detector Circuit.

Introduction:

Interfacing a servo motor with an ESP32 involves connecting the servo motor to the ESP32’s GPIO pins and controlling it using a suitable library, such as the Servo library available for Arduino IDE.

Components:

ESP32
Servo motor
Bread board
Jumper wires

Servo motor interfacing with ESP32:

Circuit connection:

Connect signal pin of servo motor with pin 18 of ESP32
Connect VCC pin of Servo motor with VCC pin of ESP32
Connect GND pin of Servo motor with GND pin of ESp32

Circuit Diagram:

Usages:

There are numerous applications for interfacing a servo motor with an ESP32.

Here are some common usages:

Robotics:

Robot Arms:

For constructing robot arms or grippers for picking and placing objects we use ESP32 and servo motor.

Robotic Vehicles:

Creating movement mechanisms for robotic cars, drones, or other vehicles we use ESp32 and servo motor.

Home Automation:

Door Locks:

Building automated door locks or latches controlled remotely.

Window Blinds:

Automating the opening and closing of blinds or curtains.

Camera Control:

Camera Pan-Tilt:

Building systems to control the movement of cameras for surveillance or tracking purposes.

Industrial Applications:

Conveyor Belts:

Controlling conveyor belt systems in manufacturing units we should use ESP32 and servo motors.

Valve Control:

Regulating valves in industrial settings we also use ESP32 and servo motors.

Education and Prototyping:

STEM Projects:

Teaching robotics and electronics principles in educational settings we also can use ESP32 and servo motors.

Prototyping:

Testing and prototyping mechanisms before implementation in larger systems we also can use ESP32 and servo motors.