Microbit Continuous Servo

What software is used to program a continuous servo?

• Arduino IDE

• Scratch

• Python

• Make Code

What is unique about programming a continuous servo compared to a standard servo?

• It is based on height.

• It is based on speed.

• It is based on color.

• It is based on weight.

How can you stop a continuous servo?

• By removing its power source.

• By setting it to a neutral position.

• By turning the power off to the pin.

• By setting its speed to medium.

What are the three separate event handlers mentioned?

• Button A, Button B, and Button AB

• Button Red, Button Blue, and Button Green

• Button X, Button Y, and Button XY

• Button 1, Button 2, and Button 12

What does pressing Button A do to the servo?

• Turns it to full speed in a clockwise direction.

• Turns it to full speed in a counter-clockwise direction.

• Stops the servo.

• Disconnects the servo.

What is the outcome of pressing Button B?

• Increases the servo's speed.

• Turns the servo to full speed in a clockwise direction.

• Turns the servo to full speed in a counter-clockwise direction.

• Stops the servo.

What does pressing Button AB do?

• Increases the servo's speed.

• Reverses the servo's direction.

• Disconnects the servo.

• Stops the servo.

What value is used to stop the servo without calibration?

• 45

• 90

• 0

• 180

What does setting the servo write pin to 0 do?

• Stops the servo.

• Turns it to full speed in a clockwise direction.

• Turns it to full speed in a counter-clockwise direction.

• Increases the servo's speed.

What is the purpose of using a conditional statement in programming the servo?

• To control the direction and speed based on button presses.

• To disconnect the servo after use.

• To calibrate the servo automatically.

• To change the color of the servo.