AVT1585 C

The presented layout, in addition to its simple design and small dimensions, has some additional settings that we will not meet in an ordinary controller. Step work is the simplest way to control a stepper motor. Half-step operation is the addition of intermediate states in the control sequence. In practice, it causes more smooth operation of the motor, but increases the power consumption. And finally, the choice of the stopping method: static or dynamic. "Dynamic", ie: on the output of the controller, the combination of supply signals is maintained from the moment of providing the stop signal, ie the appropriate voltage supplying the motor coils is switched on. In practice, this causes it to lock in a specific position, but current flows through the motor windings, which is the reason for their heating up. Static stop causes disconnection of the motor supply in the stopped state. Thus, its axis rotates freely, and the system takes only a small quiescent current.

The device is particularly recommended in automation systems - everywhere where there are stepper motors

Selected parameters:

• channel-coil load current - max 0.6A
• for four-wire stepper motors
• built-in potentiometer for smooth speed control
• step or semi-step operation mode
• static or dynamic stop
• choice of operating mode - jumpers
• power supply - 5-24Vdc

System assembled and running (Stepper motor is not included)

A detailed description in EP 8/10

Note: The stepper motor can be purchased separately. Code