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If you're looking for clever ways to repurpose any of the old CD or DVD players that might be scattered around your house, we ...

Wi-Fi Stepper makes controlling a stepper motor easy and productive.” Motor Compatibility – Stepper driver: powerSTEP01 – NEMA preset profiles: 11, 17, 23, 34, 42 – Maximum speed: 4500 RPM ...

Nanotec will reportedly be the first manufacturer in the world to launch a sensorless control for stepper motors in which the speed of the rotor is determined by means of a "virtual encoder ...

The rest of the controller circuit consists of general-purpose digital components like octal D flip-flops (74LS273), inverters (7416), a three-to-eight decoder (74LS138), and Darlington array ...

When actuating a stepper motor, it is typically 200 steps per revolution (1.8 degrees) or 400 steps/rev (0.9) depending on the motors design. The Role of the Driver ...

Toshiba has launched an 4 x 4mm QFN24 stepper motor driver that can run from 4.5 to 33V and deliver up to 1.2A. Typical on-resistance of the output block is 1.2Ω. “It is well suited for ...