The Difference between Analog and Digital RC Servos

The pulse to the analogue servo is a requested position not an "on time". Small movements result from a small change in the duration of the on time not a small on time itself. You need to be clearer between the signal to the servo circuit board and the signal from the servo circuit board to the servo's motor itself.

Good to have experts like you in the RC hobby.

I just bought my first real super high end servo and it screams like a banshee and it scared the hell out of me I thought I ruined it somehow, Thankfully you just calmed me down and put my fears to bed, Thank You Sir!

Thank you so much for this video! I am just getting back into R/C after about a twenty year break and I am dusting off all of my monster trucks and restoring them back into running order. My head was spinning with all of the advancements made in the R/C world while I was away all that time. I was so confused about the new digital servos but your video made everything so clear and simple. As for my trucks, I'll just stick to the affordable analog servos. One thing that I have discovered is that the approximately 20 years added to my age during my vacation away from R/C did not help my driving abilities at all. Thus, I highly doubt that I would notice the differences if I spent the cash and replaced all of my monster trucks' analog servos with digital ones. This is one case where getting older actually (unintentionally) helped me out! Thanks again for the video!

Haven’t watched the video but I can already tell it’s a great topic! Love the videos and content man!

I've always wondered what the differences were, and now I know! Thanks!

Do you happen to have any suggestions for a very silent servo?

Some of the high-end servos don't make the high pitched noise when you try to move them. I've been trying to find out why, but no one seems to have any idea. You happen to know? Is there a stat in the description you can look for when purchasing one to ensure you get a quiet one?

Thanks dude! This is great info, straight to the point. Can't wait to ruin whichever one I order!

Hey bro may i have a question Why is it my digital servo works only when using a servo tester. Doesnt work when im connecting it to my receiver?

Asking program able servos ? How do the work and what is the difference

Thank you so much. This is so helpful. I connected a analog servo (I have no idea about this before watching this video) to my Noble NB4 (default setting digital servo) which did not work. Finally figured out. By the way, very good speech in the video. I am a Youtuber too. I always have my thinking slower than talking. So lots of "ah" & "um" in videos. But your video is great.

savox servo's don't whine, they scream.

Love you channel! So if my digital servo whines after turning say, left and right, then stop, then it continues until I wiggle the wheel (tx) or apply some throttle. I have endpoints adjusted properly ( I think) so it is not reaching or straining. So this whine is ( mostly) fine? thanks.

Another great video, thank you ! Ps : Are the digital servo's more likely to give out or receive interference to/from esc's , vtx, etc ? Cheers

Thanks for the advice. Great video keep up the good work.

Very well explained. Thank you.

thx for this information, good explanation !!! thats what i need to know

Excellent use of your nouns, good sir. You cannot use them too much, where ‘it’ is over-used.

Thanks for the explanation!