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Extension module (shield) with a stepper motor driver for Arduino. It allows you to control drives operating with a voltage of up to 40 V and a current consumption of up to 2 A per coil. DFRobot DRI0035
Extension module (shield) with a stepper motor driver dedicated to Arduino boards. It allows you to control the movement of drives with a current consumption of up to 2 A per coil and an operating voltage of up to 40 V. It is based on the TMC260, which is an energy-saving system designed for bipolar stepper motors. It uses the sensorless load detection algorithm (stallGuard2) and has a built-in load dependent current control (coolStep). TMC260 can be controlled by STEP and DIR signals or via the serial interface SPI. The use of the microPlyer algorithm allows the motor to run smoothly, and the set of protections (against overheating, short circuit and overload) makes the module very durable. Full documentation and examples of use are available on the product page.
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