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bertrand · Joined: 29 Nov 2008 Posts: 3 Location: Grenoble, France

Hello,

I am bertrand Rozier from Grenoble, France.
I discovered your site only few days ago. Congratulation for this great job.
I personnaly developped my own servo also, with a well known collegue in the PIC world (Xavier Montagne)
We have stopped this design due to a huge professionel job. Now, I think I have te time to make a new version.
I would like to use part of your hardware design but with CAN bus & PIC24 µC.

I could tell you more in next posts.

Regards

Bertrand
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guru · Joined: 03 Jan 2006 Posts: 128 Location: St Pete Beach, FL

You may be interested in my PIC superservo code. While it is not as advanced as the Atmel code currently is, Mike Thompson referred to it when he created the openservo so there are a lot of similarities in hardware. I think I have it checked into the CVS on this site, if not, email me and I can send it to you. It's PIC16 code, but easily upgraded Im sure.

Colin

bertrand · Joined: 29 Nov 2008 Posts: 3 Location: Grenoble, France

Thanks to this answer.
I have checked the schematic with PIC16, and it is very similary as I alerady done -> same mosfet.
I have quite finish my new design, I have to double check many small point.
Regards
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