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An rc or hobby servo is a closed-loop servomechanism, typically used in radio control model, hobby or small-scale robotics applications. It usually consists of a motor coupled to a sensor (e.g. potentiometer) for position feedback, typically using a high ratio gearbox.
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Why are some motor shafts stiff while others spin freely when not powered?
Most servos and steppers I've worked with are able to spin manually when no power is applied, but I've come across a couple which are stuck in their position. I'm not sure if they are just very diffic …
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