Kpower P0060 PWM Micro Servo Motor, 6 g, for RC Models and Educational Robotics

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Overview

The Kpower P0060 is a 6 g PWM micro servo motor for compact RC models, educational robots and small positioning mechanisms. Its coreless motor, POM gears and plastic housing combine with potentiometer position feedback and dual ball bearings. With a stated operating range of 4.8–8.4 V, it offers a lightweight option for projects where actuator size and mass matter, including micro aircraft, cars and robot kits.

Features

Standard PWM control with a 900–2100 µs pulse-length range and an 8 µs dead band.
Coreless DC brushed motor with potentiometer position sensing.
POM plastic gears and dual ball bearings.
Black plastic housing with mounting tabs at both ends.
Lightweight 6 g construction and a 210 mm lead for compact installations.
Low-noise design.

Specifications

Parameter	Value
Brand	Kpower
Model / version	P0060; casing label WK-P0060
Product type	Micro servo motor
Operating voltage	4.8–8.4 V
Stall torque at 4.8 V	1.0 kg·cm
Stall torque at 6.0 V	1.2 kg·cm
Rated torque, as listed	0.3 kg; torque lever-arm unit not specified
Weight	6 g
Dimensions	21.5 × 11.8 × 22.9 mm (0.85 × 0.46 × 0.9 in)
Gear material	POM plastic
Motor	Coreless DC brushed motor
Control protocol	PWM
No-load current	600 mA
Stall current	600 mA
Position sensor	Potentiometer
Case material and color	Plastic; black
Ball bearings	2BB (dual ball bearings)
Working frequency	50–333 Hz
Pulse-length range	900–2100 µs
Dead band	8 µs
Wire length	210 mm
Operating temperature	−10 to 50 °C
IP rating	IP42

Applications

Micro RC aircraft: Move small control linkages in RC planes, helicopters and throwing foam-plane flying toys while keeping actuator mass to 6 g.
Micro RC cars and boats: Operate compact steering or control linkages using PWM commands; applications include 1/24-scale micro RC cars.
Educational robotics: Add controlled movement to Arduino robot-kit projects, STEAM demonstrations and robot toys using pulse-based position control.
Mini bionic and multi-legged robots: Actuate small joints where a lightweight micro servo helps limit moving mass.
Micro camera gimbals: Position small camera mechanisms using potentiometer feedback in a compact servo package.
Smart-home mechanisms and micro industrial automation: Move small levers or positioning mechanisms using PWM control and the 210 mm lead.