Creating pan and tilt code

We build our pan and tilt code in layers. We create a Servos class and put the previous calculations into it. We set up our robot class to have an instance of the Servos class, and ways to access the servo to pan and the servo to tilt.

Making the servo object

In this class, we encapsulate (internally manage the details of) converting an angle into a servo movement, and the quirks, such as channel numbers, of our servo board. We make a Servos class in a servos.py file for this:

1. The servos.py file starts with an import and then goes straight into the constructor (the __init__ function):

   from Raspi_MotorHAT.Raspi_PWM_Servo_Driver import PWM
   class Servos:
     def __init__(self, addr=0x6f, deflect_90_in_ms=0.6):

   Here we have an address for the PWM device. There's a deflection/calibration parameter called deflect_90_in_ms so that it can be overridden with the value obtained while calibrating your servos.

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