TowerPro SG90 9g Micro Servo Motor (180°)
Popular SG90 9g micro servo motor with 180° rotation and standard PWM control. Light, compact and easy to drive from any microcontroller — ideal for robotics, RC, pan/tilt mounts and DIY projects. Includes servo horns and screws.
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Description
TowerPro SG90 9g Micro Servo Motor (180° Rotation)
The SG90 is a compact 9-gram micro servo motor and one of the most widely used actuators in hobby electronics. It rotates through roughly 180° and is controlled with a standard PWM signal, so you can set its angle directly from an Arduino, ESP32, Raspberry Pi or any microcontroller. Lightweight yet capable, it is perfect for robotics, RC models, camera pan/tilt mounts and countless DIY builds.
Features
- Compact 9g micro servo — fits tight spaces
- Approximately 180° rotation range
- Standard PWM (50Hz) control — simple to drive
- Operates on 4.8V–6V
- 3-wire connection: Signal, VCC, GND
- Includes servo horns and mounting screws
- Great for robotics, RC, pan/tilt and DIY projects
Specifications
- Type: SG90 micro servo (analog)
- Weight: ~9 g
- Rotation: ~180°
- Stall torque: approx. 1.2–1.8 kg·cm (at 4.8V)
- Operating voltage: 4.8V – 6V
- Control signal: PWM, 50Hz (~1–2 ms pulse)
- Gears: Plastic
Applications
- Robotics and robotic arms
- RC cars, planes and boats
- Camera / sensor pan-tilt mounts
- Automation and DIY mechatronics projects
Package Includes
- 1 x SG90 9g Micro Servo Motor
- Servo horns and screws
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I control it?
With a standard 50Hz PWM signal — most microcontrollers have a servo library that makes this easy.
What is its rotation range?
Approximately 180 degrees.
What voltage does it use?
4.8–6V. When driving several servos, use a separate power supply rather than the board’s 5V pin.
Recommended Pairings
Works great with our Arduino Nano and ESP32-S3 board. Learn more about servo motors.
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