Feb 07, 2013, 07:05 AM
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Australia, New South Wales, Sydney
Joined Jan 2011
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If it's a digital servo, the noise you're hearing is probably normal. The frequency of the noise is the circuitry's "sampling" rate - how often the servo readjusts its position.
Sometimes the deadband (zone where the servo is willing to say "near enough is good enough") is too narrow, and the servo keeps "hunting" around a central happy spot which is too small for it to hit reliably. A servo programming device can sometimes be used to modify a few operational parameters, including deadband width, but it's usually not worth the effort for most people in most scenarios.
Otherwise, if it's an analog servo, it might just be a case of the jitters. A dirty potentiometer or just simply "budget" components are usually to blame in that case.
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