VS-19 Pico Linear Servo

SolarboticsSKU: RB-Sbo-109
Manufacturer #: 22090

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Description

  • Operating Voltage: 3.7 VDC
  • Stall Torque: ≥ 60 gf.cm ( 0.83 oz.in ) at 3.7VDC
  • Linear actuator with 2cm of travel
  • Uses for this linear motor are endless


The VS-19 Pico Linear Servo accepts a servo pulse from 800 - 2200 microseconds (uS) with a neutral position of 1500 uS.

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  • 3.7VDC Operating voltage (do not power with 5VDC!)
  • 60gm*cm (0.83 in*oz) torque at 3.7VDC
  • 12mm/sec (0.47"/sec) travel speed, no load at 3.7VDC
  • 150mA unloaded travelling current draw
  • 450mA stalled current draw
  • 29x7.3x15.7mm (1.14x0.29x0.62")
  • 3.7g (0.13oz)

Customer Reviews

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David
ok, but not great

absolute maximum force ~1.5N@3,6V. expected a bit more.

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Luben
Good price / quality

Probably the smallest linear servo you can get on the market. Opens horizons for new miniature applications. The torque is not great - should not exceed 140-160 g load. All gears inside are plastic so consider not to use it in heavy duty applications. Because of the backlash of the central nut and the printed resistive tracks of the potentiometer (directly on control PCB) it can't be used for very precise positioning but is excellent for discrete states (like open or close a vent, etc.). The pure move is not 20mm as stated but 17mm, it takes 1s to move from one end to the other on 3.6V. Because of the plastic gears and the coreless motor the noise when moving is low. I would recommend you get some samples to play with, for sure you'll get new ideas where to use it.

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rolf
simple to use

Can operate it via Matlab without any trouble. Moves precise enough for my application, but the reliable travel in my case is 1.5cm, not 2. My project uses four of these, and not all move to the same position when you put them at the same pulsewidth. Requires a bit of callibration.

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Richard
Ok, when you like puzzeling

Motor works fine. Datasheet tells nothing you need to know: I experienced that using the indicated voltage to the motor makes it working with hick-ups; applying 5V makes it move ok. Set your uC pwm timer to 400 Hz; duty cycle at 88% makes it move one way, dc at 60% is in the middle, dc at 32% makes it move the other way. Put the output pins to gnd when done moving.

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Jared
Amazing

This servo easily receives 5 stars. It is small powerful and built strong. Great product!!

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