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Uploaded by on Feb 19, 2009

This is one servo in my gripper, controlled by the most basic arduino sketch that cycles from one position to another. This is also a test of my external power supply as you can see the arduino is not powered via the USB port in this video. It is powered by a center pin positive 7v 2500mA DC power supply, which hopefully at 2.5 amps can easily power all 6 servos in my robotic arm.

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  • The power for all the servo's doesn't go through the arduino, it comes from the power supply. This was merely a test of a single servo. Although you can see the servo here is connected to the duemilanove 5v and gnd pins, in the arm they will connect to the power supply direct.

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  • The Arduino can't provide that kind of current no matter where you plug it in but you can use it to control another circuit (like a motor shield) that can drive your motors.

  • Did you make this gripper yourself, or did you buy it from somewhere?

    Im doing a similar project myself.. also with the arduino

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