Albert,

Check the PICLIST projects at www.piclist.com, I have a servo test program
there that controls four servos and could easily do eight.  I didin't
write in any serial receive capability for it, but it could fairly easily
be added.  Email me privately if you would like me to write something for
you, it would be pretty quick to do.

Dale

On Mon, 10 Jul 2000, Albert Goodwill wrote:

> I would like to use PIC16F84 (or PIC16F877 or  AT90S8535) to control 8 servo
> motors with PWM signals.
>
> PIC will receive serial command indicating servo motor number and PWM value
> and it will produce corresponding PWM signal for selected motor. I want it
> to produce upto 8 PWM signal simultaneously while it checks serial command
> input channel for new command.
>
>                 ================
>                |                                     |
>         ---->|Serial data in  PWM0|---->
>         <----|PWM1             PWM2|---->
>         <----|PWM3             PWM4|---->
>         <----|PWM5             PWM5|---->
>         <----|PWM7             PWM_|---->
>                |                                     |
>                 ================
>                ________________
>
> Is there such an application code on the net?
>
> albertgoodwill@yahoo.com
>
>
>
>
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