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The speed specification for the Savox SC1256TG Digital Servo indicates that it takes 0.18 seconds to rotate 60 degrees when powered at 4.8V. This means the servo achieves a rotational speed of 60 degrees in 0.18 seconds, not 0.18 degrees per second. Understanding this metric is crucial for accurately assessing servo performance in applications requiring precise movement.

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The link to the motor is here: http://www.savoxusa.com/Savox_SC1256TG_Digital_Servo_p/savsc1256tg.htm

In the description tab, it lists all the specs. My question is in regards to the speed specs.
e.g., "Speed(@4.8V sec/60): .18"

I don't understand what that is saying. 0.18 what?
0.18 sec per 60 degrees? i.e., 0.18 deg per 1 second?
I'm assuming that's the max @ that voltage or the average?

Thanks in advance for any help.
 
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The link to the motor is here: http://www.savoxusa.com/Savox_SC1256TG_Digital_Servo_p/savsc1256tg.htm

In the description tab, it lists all the specs. My question is in regards to the speed specs.
e.g., "Speed(@4.8V sec/60): .18"

I don't understand what that is saying. 0.18 what?
0.18 sec per 60 degrees? i.e., 0.18 deg per 1 second?
I'm assuming that's the max @ that voltage or the average?

Thanks in advance for any help.

0.18 seconds per 60 degrees of rotation. By the way, it's a good idea always to try to imagine these rates. Try to imagine 0.18 degrees per second and you'll find it's not too likely, and not at all equivalent to 0.18 seconds per 60 degrees!
 

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