can a RPi be used to control a concentrator unit ?

[mflatres]

Hello every body, I do an internship about solar tracking and I should use a Rasberry Pi 3b+ two control a solar panel. But before to encode the device, I would like to be sure the RPi is enough powerful to my problem:
- Is there enough hardware to control two motors and 4 sensors ? (I suppose it can do it)
-I would like to generate very low frequency (1Hz) by PWM. I saw it can work with very high frequencies but is the bitness of clock enough to work with very low frequency? and with how many bit?

Thanks for all

[BespokeTech]

It certainly has more than enough "control" but in terms of driving motors and interfacing with sensors, I personally would use a Motor Hat which is specifically designed for the job.

Something like this one...

https://www.adafruit.com/product/2348

[mflatres]

Hi !
Thanks a lot for your answer !
And do you know how what is the bitness of the intern clock, we thought around 10 bits but it's very hard to find this information.
Thanks a lot,
Mathieu