Product Overview
The SG90-360 from Pro Tronix offers a unique twist on the standard micro servo. While it shares the same compact 9g footprint and 3-pin interface as the original SG90, the internal physical limits and potentiometer feedback have been modified.
Instead of moving to a specific angle (like 45° or 90°), sending a PWM signal to this servo controls its direction and speed of rotation. This makes it an incredibly simple and cost-effective way to drive the wheels of a mini-robot without needing a separate H-bridge motor driver. It is the ideal choice for small “line follower” robots, rolling toys, and rotating display stands.

Technical Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
| Weight | 9g |
| Dimensions | 22.2mm x 11.8mm x 31mm |
| Rotation Type | 360° Continuous |
| Stall Torque | 1.3 kg-cm (at 4.8V) |
| Operating Voltage | 4.8V DC |
| Operating Speed | 110 RPM (at 4.8V) |
| Gear Type | Nylon / Plastic |
| Control Signal | PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) |
| Supplier | Pro Tronix |
Key Features
No Motor Driver Required: Connects directly to an Arduino or ESP32 pin just like a standard servo, saving space and reducing wiring.
Speed & Direction Control: Easily program forward, backward, and stop states by adjusting the pulse width in your code.
Compact & Lightweight: The small 9g size is perfect for weight-sensitive mobile robots and tabletop gadgets.
Standard Mounting: Compatible with all standard SG90 3D-printable wheels and mounting brackets.
Common Applications
Miniature Wheeled Robots: Creating small, 2-wheel drive autonomous robots or line followers.
Rotating Displays: Powering slow-turning platforms for jewelry or product photography.
Winding Mechanisms: Useful for small pulley systems or automatic curtain/blind prototypes.
Art Installations: Adding continuous spinning motion to kinetic sculptures.
💡 Programming Tip: > Using the Arduino
Servolibrary:
write(90)usually stops the motor.
write(180)rotates it at full speed in one direction.
write(0)rotates it at full speed in the opposite direction.(Values near 90 can be used to fine-tune the “stop” point if the motor creeps.)
You can see our available motion control products from here: Motors | Pro Tronix





