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James Newton[JMN-EFP-786] Published and replied to post 39113.113599537 by agent_zed

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Hi (hope this is the correct place to ask) i was wondering if this is what i need for my project. Iam building a 4 filter slider for a camera which needs to move to each filter then return to the begining after each photo is taken. I actually know next to nothing about motor control at the moment, is this possible with the kit? i can solder and follow instructions etc i just am unsure if this will do what i need. Thanks for your time. Ryan</BLOCKQUOTE>

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ON 20070214@5:13:25 AM at page:
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Shenta  Tsai[ST-CIC-SC8] Questions:

Dear Sir, I was wondering why not using a Mosfet instead of Darlington JBT, I mean... Mosfet have a much faster on/off speed an d can produce higher micro steps during low speed and give full power during right speed right?



ON 20070215@12:16:06 PM at page:
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James Newton[JMN-EFP-786] removed post 39127.2173032407

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Dear Sir, I was wondering why not using a Mosfet instead of Darlington JBT, I mean... Mosfet have a much faster on/off speed an d can produce higher micro steps during low speed and give full power during right speed right?</BLOCKQUOTE>
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ON 20070215@12:16:57 PM at page:
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James Newton[JMN-EFP-786] Replied to post 39127.2176388889 by ST-CIC-SC8

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<A TITLE="ST-CIC-SC8" NAME="39127.2176388889" HREF="/techref/member/ST-CIC-SC8/index.htm">Shenta  Tsai of Civica Industries Corp.</A> asks: <BLOCKQUOTE><A NAME="ST-CIC-SC8">
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Dear Sir, I was wondering why not using a Mosfet instead of Darlington JBT, I mean... Mosfet have a much faster on/off speed an d can produce higher micro steps during low speed and give full power during right speed right?</BLOCKQUOTE>




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Hi, I have a trio of 3A (maybe 3.5A) 9v motors and i am considering driver boards.  Where should i look for more information about running this board at higher current levels?  Should I be looking into more drastic modifications, or simply buy some 80mm fans and aluminum?  I am planning on printing my own boards if I go with the Linistepper.<BR>
My last question is more of an idea than something i think i will do, could I create a 3 axis linistepper board which could control 3 motors by sharing some key components (namely the PIC) between the 3 motors to reduce space and cost?  I understand that this would require reprogramming the PIC, and i have never done that before but i dont think it is beyond my ability.</BLOCKQUOTE>
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