16-channel servo driver module with I2C interface (PCA9685)

A compact servo controller based on the PCA9685 chip, allowing simultaneous control of up to 16 RC servos. The board features a built-in Edge Connector for direct connection to the micro:bit and Link-compatible pads for easy integration with other modules. Power can be supplied via the terminal block or servo connectors, and a built-in switch and LED simplify operation. The controller provides a stabilized 3.3V output for the micro:bit and additional devices, making it a perfect central module in your project. Kitronik 5694

Universal tester of servos and ESC regulators. It allows you to check the operation of the servo without the need for a transmitter and receiver

Universal tester of servos and ESC regulators. It allows you to check the operation of the servo without the need for a transmitter and receiver

Servo driver based on the Raspberry Pi RP2040 microcontroller. It allows you to control up to 18 servos, has 6 analog inputs and a QW/ST connector for connecting additional sensors. Pimoroni PIM613

The servo driver module is an extension intended for minicomputers Raspberry Pi Zero / Zero W / Zero WH / 2B / 3B / 3B +. Allows you to control 16 PWM channels. Waveshare 15275

Servo driver with UART serial interface. Equipped with an ESP32 module with WiFi and Bluetooth wireless communication. Waveshare Servo Driver with ESP32

The 8-channel servomechanism controller with potentiometers is a versatile device that allows you to control many servomechanisms at the same time. With a wide voltage range and resistance to extreme temperatures, it is an ideal solution for robotics projects and remote-controlled applications.

The SparkFun Continuous Rotation (CR) Servo Trigger is a small robotics board that simplifies the control of hobby RC servo motors. You can use a hobby servo in your projects without having to do any programming! WIG-13872

Universal tester of servos and ESC regulators. It allows you to check the operation of the servo without the need for a transmitter and receiver

An expansion board for the BBC micro:bit, allowing easy connection and control of low-power servos. It supports two servos by default, and up to three by disabling the built-in ZIP LEDs. Powered by three AAA batteries, it simultaneously supplies power to the micro:bit, while a power switch protects against unnecessary discharge. With five RGB ZIP LEDs and the ability to connect additional ones, the board allows for attractive lighting effects and is ideal for robotic projects like the :MOVE mini. Kitronik 5623

TLC5940 Breakout