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Without seeing the code you are using, it is difficult to know if you are attempting to drive the servo correctly.

Remember, with a servo, the PWM signal is a positioning signal, not a powerduty cycle signal as perused with speed control on regular dc motors.

Without seeing the code you are using, it is difficult to know if you are attempting to drive the servo correctly.

Remember, with a servo, the PWM signal is a positioning signal, not a power signal as per regular dc motors.

Without seeing the code you are using, it is difficult to know if you are attempting to drive the servo correctly.

Remember, with a servo, the PWM signal is a positioning signal, not a duty cycle signal as used with speed control on regular dc motors.

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Without seeing the code you are using, it is difficult to know if you are attempting to drive the servo correctly.

Remember, with a servo, the PWM signal is a positioning signal, not a power signal as per regular dc motors.