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Microduino-Stepper is a DMOS micro-step drive with a converter and overcurrent protection. It can be used to operate bipolar steepper motors in full, half,1/4,1/8 and 1/16 step model.Widely used in control system.
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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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==Feature==
 
==Feature==
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*Easily to control；
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*Easy to control；
 
*Four optional stepping modes：full, 1/2,1/4 and 1/16
 
*Four optional stepping modes：full, 1/2,1/4 and 1/16
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*Perfect protection mechanisms:
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*Perfect protection mechanism:
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**Overtemperature shutdown circuit, undervoltage lockout, crossover current protection;
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**Overheating shutdown circuit, undervoltage lockout, overcurrent protection;
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**Ground short circuit protection, load short-circuit protection;
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**Grounding protection, load short-circuit protection;
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*Use potentiometer to adjust the current;
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*Adopt potentiometer to adjust the current;
 
*Automatic current decay mode detection / selection;
 
*Automatic current decay mode detection / selection;
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*Compliance with smoke-free fire (NSNF) specification (ET package);
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*Compliant with smoke-free fire (NSNF) specification (ET package);
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*The unique plug way and more space savings.
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*Unique set-in method,saving space.
  
 
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==Specifications==
 
==Specifications==
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*Support bipolar stepper motor;
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*Support the bipolar stepper motor;
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*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 interfaces to program;
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*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;
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*The maximum output current can be adjusted via potentiometer, resulting in higher step rate;
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*The maximum output current can be adjusted via potentiometer, resulting in a higher step rate;
 
*Four optional stepping modes：
 
*Four optional stepping modes：
 
**full,1/2,1/4 and 1/16；
 
**full,1/2,1/4 and 1/16；
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*Maximum operating current：
 
*Maximum operating current：
 
**1.4A
 
**1.4A
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*Under the Low current sleep mode, the current less than 10uA；
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*Under the Low current sleep mode, the current is less than 10uA；
 
*Automatic current decay mode detection/selection;
 
*Automatic current decay mode detection/selection;
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*Overtemperature shutdown circuit, undervoltage lockout, crossover current protection;
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*Overheating shutdown circuit, undervoltage lockout and overcurrent protection;
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*Ground short circuit protection, load short-circuit protection;
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*Grounding and load short-circuit protection;
  
 
===Pin Description===
 
===Pin Description===
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! rowspan="1" | Microduino Stepper Pin || Microduino Pin || function
 
! rowspan="1" | Microduino Stepper Pin || Microduino Pin || function
 
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| STEP|| Microduino IO port || Pulse drives the stepper motor produces micro-stepping
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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  
 
| DIR || Microduino IO port || Control the rotation direction of the stepper motor  
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* Drive chip：A4982 '''[[File:A4980-Datasheet.pdf]]'''
 
* Drive chip：A4982 '''[[File:A4980-Datasheet.pdf]]'''
  
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*Stepper motor driving principle： '''[[File:Working principle of the stepper motor.pdf]]'''
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*Drive principle of the stepper motor： '''[[File:Working principle of the stepper motor.pdf]]'''
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==Development==
 
==Development==
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**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, 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.
 
**Press the button again to close the drive, LED indicator lights off. Key detection through an interrupt, turn the switch driver.
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==FAQ==
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*Does this module can drive DB motor?
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**No.
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==Pictures==
 
==Pictures==
 
[[file:Microduino-A4982-t.jpg|thumb|600px|center|Microduino A4982 Front]]
 
[[file:Microduino-A4982-t.jpg|thumb|600px|center|Microduino A4982 Front]]

Latest revision as of 03:56, 4 August 2017

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Microduino-A4982

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.

Feature

  • Easy to control；
  • Four optional stepping modes：full, 1/2,1/4 and 1/16
  • Perfect protection mechanism:
    • Overheating shutdown circuit, undervoltage lockout, overcurrent protection;
    • Grounding protection, load short-circuit protection;
  • Adopt potentiometer to adjust the current;
  • Automatic current decay mode detection / selection;
  • Compliant with smoke-free fire (NSNF) specification (ET package);
  • Unique set-in method,saving space.

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：
    • full,1/2,1/4 and 1/16；

Electrical Specifications

  • VCC voltage：
    • 3.3~5V
  • VMOT voltage：
    • 6~25V
  • Maximum operating current：
    • 1.4A
  • 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
STEP Microduino IO port Pulse drives the stepper motor to generate micro-stepping
DIR Microduino IO port Control the rotation direction of the stepper motor
EN Microduino IO port Open or close the drive (active low)
VMOT External power source External power supply to the stepper motor
VCC VCC power to A4982 and Microduino
GND GND Common GND
Microduino-A4982-Pinout

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:
Pegboard wiring diagram
  • 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?
    • No.

Pictures

Microduino A4982 Front
Microduino A4982 Back
Microduino A4982 Erection
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