FEETECH FS90R Servo Motor
FEETECH FS90R Servo Motor
The FS90R is a high-speed micro 6V 1.5kg-class 360-degree continuous rotation analog servo powered by an efficient metal brush motor and housed in a lightweight ABS case. Engineered for continuous motion, smart robotics, and wheel-driven platforms, it features durable plastic gears, a 21T horn gear spline, and tough plastic/POM horns with no mechanical limit angles. Operating within a 4.8–6V voltage range, this analog servo delivers a peak stall torque of 1.5kg.cm and a rated torque of 0.5kg.cm at 6V, while achieving a rapid no-load speed of 130RPM at 6V (and 100RPM at 4.8V). Controlled via standard pulse width modulation (900~2100 µsec), it executes clockwise rotation (CW at 1500~900 µsec) and counterclockwise rotation (CCW at 1500~2100 µsec) with a neutral stop position point at 1500 µsec. Weighing just 9.0±1g with a 250mm connector wire, it delivers a superior power-to-weight ratio and seamless endless panning control for micro RC vehicles, rolling robots, and DIY electronics kits.
| PRODUCT PARAMETERS | |
| Model | FS90R |
| Product Name | 4.8V 1.3kg.cm Analog 360 Degree Continuous rotation Servo |
| Storage Temperature Range | -30℃~80℃ |
| Operating Temperature Range | -15℃~70℃ |
| Size | A:22.5mm B:12.1mm C:27.7mm . |
| Weight | 9g ±0.2 |
| Gear type | Plastic Gear (Nylon & POM ) |
| Limit angle | NO limit |
| Bearing | NO Ball bearings |
| Horn gear spline | 21T(4.86mm) |
| Horn type | Plastic,POM |
| Case | Nylon & Fiberglass |
| Connector wire | 250mm ±5 mm |
| Motor | Coreless motor |
| Operating Voltage Range | 4.8-6V |
| No load speed | 100RPM/60°@6V |
| Runnig current(at no load) : | 130 mA@6V |
| Peak stall torque | 1.5kg.cm@6V |
| Rated torque | 0.5kg.cm@6V |
| Stall current | 800mA@6V |
| Command signal | Pulse width modification |
| Amplifier type | Analog comparator |
| Pulse width range | 700~2300usec |
| Stop position | 1500 μsec |
| Running degree | 360 DegreeContinuous rotation. |
| Dead band width | 90 μsec |
| Rotating direction | CCW (when 1500~2300 μsec) |




