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NoahBEC for servos
The system uses a 12V-to-5V buck converter that is capable of providing 3A of current, specifically designed to power servos. This setup is intended for integration with the NoahFC controller, which likely refers to a flight controller or a similar electronic control unit. The buck converter efficiently steps down the input voltage from 12V to 5V, ensuring a stable and reliable power supply to the servos, which require a consistent 5V input for optimal performance. This combination of components is ideal for applications that demand precise control and power management, such as robotic systems or drones using the NoahFC controller.
NoahBEC for servos
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