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plasma
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Posted: 01:15pm 19 Feb 2015
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bridges.

hi , has anybody using some nema steppermotor and a bridge with mmbasic.

what bridge can u recommended and have you a code for ?

thx
 
Frank N. Furter
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Posted: 08:59pm 19 Feb 2015
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Hi Plasma,

I have built a board with a Trinamic TMC429 and TMC260/TMC262 and controlled it with a Maximite over SPI.
In an other project I use the A3982 with a Micromite to drive 3 steppers.

Which nema did you want to use? What resolution did you need (half-step, mini-step, micro-step)?

Frank
 
MicroBlocks

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Joined: 12/05/2012
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Posted: 09:07pm 19 Feb 2015
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Not with a mmbasic yet but very often with an arduino.
I get the best results with a stepper driverlike the A3982 or especially smooth stepping with the DRV8825.
Polulu has great little devices Polulu stepper drivers
Microblocks. Build with logic.
 
plasma
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Posted: 10:41pm 19 Feb 2015
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I have no idea what steps i need , but i think
Normal and mini is usefull.
Can it be mixed ?

Ps: thx for the answers
 
Frank N. Furter
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Posted: 10:53pm 19 Feb 2015
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Hi Plasma,

it's independent from your used driver chip!
TMC260/TMC262 can half, mini and micro-steps with acceleration ramps.
The TMC429 in combination with these chips can handle up to 3 motors inclusive position-switches.

The A3982 can only full and half-steps...

What would you do with your motor?

Frank
 
plasma
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Posted: 11:24pm 19 Feb 2015
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I build a mechanic game with x/y rotating plattform
And some sensors for calibration.
No real power needed because the plattform have 200 gramm.
Only fast and acurate rotating in booth directions.
I build this last year with some servos but dislike
The inacuracy if you rotate over a long range with
Fast steps.
I will not use digital servos because i need the
Stepper method for a other project ( messsystem)
 
Frank N. Furter
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Posted: 01:02am 20 Feb 2015
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Hi Plasma,

send me a PM - maybe we can phone together?

Frank
 
plasma
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Posted: 02:45am 20 Feb 2015
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Ok
 
vegipete

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Posted: 06:28pm 20 Feb 2015
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For small stepper motors, these drivers seem to work nicely. Wahnsinn cheap, too.
Visit Vegipete's *Mite Library for cool programs.
 
Frank N. Furter
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Posted: 10:58pm 20 Feb 2015
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Hi Plasma,

here is the link to my Arcade cabinet what I told you.
Please send me your mail-address over PM - I will send you my code and circuit next week...

Greetings

Frank
 
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