Robots and Physical Computing

You can control servos (small ones) from a Micro:Bit directly. Following a link from the David Whale (Twitter  @ whaleygeek ) , thank you, took me to a Kitronik blog post, https://www.kitronik.co.uk/blog/using-bbc-microbit-control-servo /, which has the answer. The code uses Microsoft Blocks taken from the post, runs the servos 180 degrees and back again, when button A is pressed. It does exactly what it should. I am also using the Tower Pro SG90 servo. Can it be replicated in Micropython? This is a new mini project, there seems to be little out there yet on how do this but the best so far is this video by  PHILG2864 : The closest I have is the following, it is essentially there. from microbit import * pin0.set_analog_period(20) while True:     pin0.write_analog(180)     sleep(1000)     pin0.write_analog(1)     sleep(1000) Setting the time period to 20ms   pin0.set_analog_period(20) seems by experiment (...