Kpower P0200 Analog Micro Servo, 3.3 kg·cm at 6 V, 16 g for RC Aircraft and Micro Robots

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$35.00 USD

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Overview

The Kpower P0200 is a 16 g analog micro servo for RC aircraft, fixed-wing drones and compact robotic mechanisms. Its plastic case and gears house a DC brushed motor in a 31.5 × 16.5 × 29.6 mm body. Torque is 2.8 kg·cm at 4.8 V and 3.3 kg·cm at 6.0 V, with respective speeds of 0.14 and 0.13 s/60° for voltage-dependent mechanism selection.

Features

Analog servo design with a DC brushed motor and potentiometer position sensor.
Plastic housing and POM gears in a compact, 16 g assembly.
Two ball bearings and a 25T, Ø5.9 mm output horn spline.
120° travel angle, with customization stated for the travel range.
PWM, TTL and RS-485 listed as control protocols.

Specifications

Voltage-Dependent Performance

Parameter	At 4.8 V	At 6.0 V
Torque	2.8 kg·cm	3.3 kg·cm
Speed	0.14 s/60°	0.13 s/60°

Construction, Control and Operating Limits

Parameter	Value
Brand and model	Kpower P0200
Servo type	Analog micro servo
Stall torque	3.3 kg; moment-arm unit and test voltage unspecified for this entry
Rated torque	0.8 kg; moment-arm unit and test voltage unspecified
No-load speed	0.13 s/60°
Weight	16 g
Dimensions	31.5 × 16.5 × 29.6 mm
Travel angle range	120°; customizable
Operating voltage	4.8–8.4 V
Horn gear spline	25T, Ø5.9 mm
Gear material	POM plastic
Motor	DC brushed
Protocols	PWM / TTL / RS-485
No-load current	800 mA
Position sensor	Potentiometer
Case material	Plastic
Ball bearings	2BB
Working frequency	50–333 Hz
Operating temperature	−10 to 50 °C
IP rating	IP42

The voltage-dependent torque figures above use kg·cm. The separate stall- and rated-torque entries have incomplete units and must not be treated as equivalent kg·cm ratings.

Applications

RC aircraft models and UAVs, including fixed-wing drones: actuate compact control linkages where the 16 g weight and voltage-dependent torque and speed suit the mechanism.
Micro robots and smart robot toys: position small joints or linkages using the compact housing and potentiometer-based position sensing.
Robot vacuums: operate small positioning mechanisms where the servo's dimensions and 120° travel meet the design requirements.
1/8- and 1/10-scale RC car models: move auxiliary linkages sized for the servo's torque and travel.
Micro industrial automation: position small levers or mechanisms with a compact DC brushed servo.
Intelligent medical devices: provide compact mechanism positioning where the stated dimensions, travel and operating limits fit the design.