Arduino. Question about Arduino Nano capabilities?

Question

Arduino

Hello,
there is a desire to learn arduino and make a device for a radio-controlled aircraft.
I would like to combine two functions in one device and, because I still have very little knowledge, I can’t conclude whether the Arduino Nano is suitable for this.
In short:
1. A signal was received from the receiver - the diodes lit up
2. A signal was received from the receiver via the second channel - the first servo was turned, then the second was turned.
Confused in the description on the CHIP and DIP:
The module has 14 digital input / output contacts, six of which can be used to output PWM signals, and six analog ADC inputs with a resolution of 1024 values.
The question is, in fact, if I understand correctly, then I can read information on 6 channels, control a maximum of 6 servos and there will be 2 channels for diodes, etc.?

Answer 1

There are 14 contacts in total. Each of them can work as a digital input or output. 6 of them support hardware PWM, the other 6 can work as analog inputs (but if you want, they will remain ordinary discrete ones).
You can control 6 servos without additional tricks, and 14 if you make software PWM. The number of analog inputs can only be increased by adding an external ADC.
What kind of receiver do you have that produces analog signals? Usually the output is either a digital or PWM (then the controller is not needed at all, the servos cling directly to the receiver).