ON 20090422@11:24:36 PM at page: On a web page you were interested in at: http://www.sxlist.com/io/stepper/linistep/faq.htm#39924.9488657407 James Newton[JMN-EFP-786] Published and replied to post 39924.9488657407 by michaelbloom72 |Insert 'I'm not sure I understand the point of doing that... saving the cost of a few resistors is... usless. The Linistepper, as supplied, will do 200 steps per revolution; just set the mode switches for full step.' at: '' michaelbloom72@yahoo.com asks:
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I am very impressed with the linistep, but it is more than I need right now. The only thing I need is simple 200 steps but with a chopper driver so I can run my 5V 1.1A motors with 12V. I was looking over your schematic and PIC program and I would like to know if I can replace the resistor ladder from pins RB7-6 with a single resistor coming form 5V, just like you have depicted in your 'how it works' page for the 'Operation of the constant current circuit' diagram. There, you have Rp depicted as a single resistor. If I am reading your information correctly this should give me 200 Steps only with current chopper control and I could control the stepper sequence from another source like a pc or other controller chip.
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I'd like to ask what modifications I'd have to make to the linistep circuit to drive Nema 34 steppers with a unipolar configuration (obviously, as your cool driver is only unipolar). The datasheet in the link includes the voltages and currents which are, if your lazy like me are, rated voltage: 4.32 volts, current/phase: 2.4A, resistance/phase: 1.8, inductance/phase: 3.3
However, I want to run the steppers at 12V from an ATX power supply, so can you or someone tell me what I need to do to the linistepper circuit to make it drive my steppers at 12V
thankyou for your time in reading this
James