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Microduino-Stepper is a DMOS micro-step drive with a converter and the function of overcurrent protection. It can be used to operate bipolar stepper motors in full, half,1/4,1/8 and 1/16 stepping modes.
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Specifications
- Support the bipolar stepper motor;
- Just input a pulse for the "STEP", it will drives the motor to produce micro-step without the need for phase sequence tables, high frequency control lines, or complex interface programming;
- The maximum output current can be adjusted via potentiometer, resulting in a higher step rate;
- Four optional stepping modes：
Electrical Specifications
- VCC voltage：
- VMOT voltage：
- Maximum operating current：
- Under the Low current sleep mode, the current is less than 10uA；
- Automatic current decay mode detection/selection;
- Overheating shutdown circuit, undervoltage lockout and overcurrent protection;
- Grounding and load short-circuit protection;
Pin Description
| Microduino Stepper Pin |
Microduino Pin |
function
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| STEP |
Microduino IO port |
Pulse drives the stepper motor to generate micro-stepping
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| DIR |
Microduino IO port |
Control the rotation direction of the stepper motor
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| EN |
Microduino IO port |
Open or close the drive (active low)
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| VMOT |
External power source |
External power supply to the stepper motor
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| VCC |
VCC |
power to A4982 and Microduino
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| GND |
GND |
Common GND
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Document
Eagle PCB File:Microduino-A4982.zip
Main component
Development
Arduino library and support package
Stepper motor wiring
- Stepper motor connects with Microduino Stepper：
- Four-wire two-phase stepper motor has two sets of coils a, b, the coil resistance is very small, only several ohms. a and b are totally insulated from the group, not communicating. Measured with a multimeter, connectivity is a set;
- After measured out, a set of coils connect to OUT1A, OUT1B, another coil connects to OUT2A, OUT2B.
- By changing the MS1 & MS2 to change the stepping mode (Microduino Stepper default is 1/16 step mode);
Application
Program download
Testing Program：File:Program Test A4982.zip
Stepper Simple Application
- Connect the Micorduino core module,Microduino A4982 and the stepper motor.
- Prepared hardware：Microduino FT232R、Microduino Core、Microduino A4982、Four-wire two-phase stepper motor、9V~12V power；
- Prepared software：Microduino provides testing program（Arduino part）、Arduino IDE（1.0 release upper）、AccelStepper library，
- Put the downloaded library to the libraries folder of the Arduino IDE installation folder;
- Strat Ardino IDE, open the testing program, card type chooses “Microduino Core (Atmega328P@16M,5V)”, download directly;
- Use the pegboard setting up the circuit: (blue line at the bottom),as following picture:
- Microduino Stepper drives a stepper motor：[ Test_A4982]
- External 9V or 12V power supply, the motor does not rotate in initialization state;
- Press the button, the stepper motor begins to rotate as setting speed, and LED indicator lights, reverse rotation after a few laps, the cycle repeated;
- Press the button again to close the drive, LED indicator lights off. Key detection through an interrupt, turn the switch driver.
FAQ
- Does this module can drive DB motor?
Pictures
 Microduino A4982 Erection |
