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STEPPER MOTOR

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STEPPER MOTORA brushless DC electric motor

that divides a full rotation into a number of equal steps.

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STEPPER MOTORA brushless, synchronous

electric motor that converts digital pulses into mechanical shaft.

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STEPPER MOTOR

Is the “digital” version of the electrical motor.

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Actual picture of a Stepper Motor

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Actual picture of a Stepper Motor

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BASIC CONSTRUCTION

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BASIC CONSTRUCTION

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THE ROTOR

Made from two discs placed together so we get a series of alternating n

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THE STATOR• Placed around

the edge of the rotor.

• Are electromagnets that can be switched on and off individually.

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OPERATION

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TYPES OF STEPPER MOTOR

1. PERMANENT MAGNET STEPPER2. HYBRID SYNCHRONOUS STEPPER3. VARIABLE RELUCTANCE STEPPER

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PERMANENT MAGNET• Magnetized rotor.• Greater

resolution as pole pairs increase or “additional phases”.

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VARIABLE RELUCTANCE• Non-magnetic

rotor.• Greater

resolution as more teeth are added.

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VARIABLE RELUCTANCE• Normally have

three or five stator windings that energized one at a time.

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HYBRID• Has the

characteristics of both permanent magnet and variable reluctance.

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STEPPER MOTOR DRIVERS

Receives step and direction signals from a control system, typically a computer, and converts them into electronic signals which run the stepper motor.

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STEPPER MOTOR DRIVERS

The speed and torque of a stepper motor is determined by the flow of current from the stepping motor driver to the stepping motor winding.

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STEPPER MOTOR DRIVERS

Most stepper motor driver circuits is designed to supply a greater amount of voltage than the stepper motor’s voltage.

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STEPPER MOTOR DRIVERSThe higher the output voltage from

the stepper motor driver, the higher the level of torque versus speed.

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STEPPING SEQUENCE OF STEPPER MOTORS• Wave Drive Sequence• Full Step Sequence• Half Step Sequence• Micro Stepping

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MICROCONTROLLER-BASEDSTEPPER DRIVERSCan achieve very high rotation

speeds in stepper motor.

Using a microcontroller, it is possible to have extreme control over exactly how each individual coil is energized inside the motor.

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OPEN SOURCE STEPPER DRIVERS• AVRSTMD

–An open source microcontroller-based stepper driver.

–Uses an atmega48 processor and two LMD18245T current limited h-bridge chips.

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OPEN SOURCE STEPPER DRIVERS• DR. IGUANA

–Based on a dsPic23 microcontroller and two L298N H-bridge chips.

–Can achieve speeds up to 800 rpm.

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RepRap Stepper Motor Driver v1. x

-Uses L297/L298 stepper motor driver combo.

-Handles up to 2A.

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RepRap Stepper Motor Driver v2. x- Uses Allegro A3982 chip which does a lot of nice things and makes the board much simpler.

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STEPPER MOTOR

• Precise control• Wide range of rotational speeds.• Very low speed rotation is possible.• Quite reliable because there is no

contact brushes.• Good at starting, stopping, and

reversing direction.

ADVANTAGES

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• Provides precise positioning and repeatability of movement.

• Energized stepper motor maintains full torque at standstill position.

• Low cost for control achieved• Simplicity of construction

ADVANTAGES

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• Require a dedicated control circuit.• Use more current than DC motors.• Torque reduces at higher speeds.• Resonances can occur if not

properly controlled.• Not easy to operate at extremely

high speeds

DISADVANTAGES

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APPLICATIONS• In the field of lasers and optics they

frequently used in precision positioning equipment such as linear actuators, linear stages, rotation stages, goniometers, and mirror mounts.

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APPLICATIONS• In packaging machinery, and

positioning of valve pilot stages for fluid control system.

• Floppy Disk Drives• Flatbed Scanners• Computer Printers

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APPLICATIONS• Plotters• Slot Machines• Image Scanners• Compact Disc Drives• Intelligent Lighting

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APPLICATIONS• Camera Lenses• CNC Machines• 3D Machines