ON 20070305@3:57:02 PM at page: http://www.piclist.com/io/stepper/linistep/index.htm#39144.3771643518 James Newton[JMN-EFP-786] removed post 39144.3771643518 |Delete 'nerd-herd@hotmail.com asks:
Hi
I just finished building your kit and it worked for a while. However, I think I accidentally connected my 24V motor power to the Linistepper and I saw something smoke. I think is was the 4 BC337. They all show .6 on the diode check between C and E. I read that C and E aren't supposed to conduct either way, though. Anyways, do you know of any equivalents to the BC337? I have done some research and found NTE123AP, 2N2369A, 2N5818. Any thoughts?
Thanks
Kyle
Hi
I just finished building your kit and it worked for a while. However, I think I accidentally connected my 24V motor power to the Linistepper and I saw something smoke. I think is was the 4 BC337. They all show .6 on the diode check between C and E. I read that C and E aren't supposed to conduct either way, though. Anyways, do you know of any equivalents to the BC337? I have done some research and found NTE123AP, 2N2369A, 2N5818. Any thoughts?
Thanks
Kyle
Hi! I just built the kit, with the 555 driver kit. I'm using it to (hopefully) drive a 6-wire linear actuator, which will slowly push a syringe pump. The motor is a Hurst SLS custom-jobbie I got from a surplus dealer here in Silicon Valley; the label says 12VDC, 11 1/2W (which, in my newbie brain, means about .96A; 12.5 Ohms...?)|Delete 'P-' before: '' but after: 'redcode0210@msn.com asks: " can i use lini-01.hex programmer for PIC16f628A"
So - what are my power supply requirements/hookup? (Sorry, but I wasted my education on an MBA, and am mostly trying to learn chemistry lately - my EE knowledge is decades old....) TIA!
Andrew