from machine import Pin, PWM
import utime

# Initialize PWM on a pin (e.g., GP18) and set frequency to 50Hz
servo_pin = Pin(15)
servo = PWM(servo_pin)
servo.freq(50)

# --- Move to specific angles ---
def move():
    # Move to 0 degrees (approx. minimum duty)
    servo.duty_u16(1638) # Adjust value based on your servo
    utime.sleep(1)

    # Move to 90 degrees (middle duty)
    servo.duty_u16(7500) # Adjust value
    utime.sleep(1)

    # Move to 180 degrees (approx. maximum duty)
    servo.duty_u16(12500) # Adjust value
    utime.sleep(1)

    # Stop the PWM signal
    servo.deinit()

while True:
    move()

# In MicroPython, the utime module is the primary module for
# time-related functions, essentially serving as a
# MicroPython-specific implementation of the standard Python
# time module. While you can often import utime or import
# time, they refer to the same module in MicroPython.

# In MicroPython's machine.PWM class, duty_u16 and duty_ns are
# two different ways of specifying the PWM duty cycle (the "ON"
# time of the pulse). The primary difference is the unit of
# measurement and the precision they offer