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    Closed Loop Stepper Motor Driver, 2 Phase, 0.1A ~ 4A

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    $97.59
    Factory price 2 phase stepper driver works with Nema 17 closed loop stepper motor and an encoder to receive the signal of position at DC 24V ~ 50V, drive current 0.1A ~ 4A, impulse response frequency up to 250Kpps. This controller is high performance for bipolar stepper motor solutions.
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    SKU: ATO-STEP-B504T
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    Stepper motor driver is an actuator which used for driving Nema 17 closed loop stepper motor to work. It drives hybrid 2 phase stepper motor to rotate at a step angle in the set direction when receiving a pulse signal.

    Features

    • High performance and high efficiency. The digital stepper motor driver adopts 32-bit DSP control technology to make the hybrid bipolar stepper motor achieve the best output performance.
    • Low vibration and low noise. The method of combining digital and analog and advanced closed loop control system of power angle.
    • Small temperature rise and long life. The current is adjusted intelligently according to the load.
    • Interference frequency filtering. Photoelectric isolation differential signal input, impulse response frequency up to 250Kpps.
    • Strong function and low repair rate. Under-voltage, over-voltage, over-current, short circuit, open circuit, tracking error out of tolerance and other fault diagnosis transition indication and automatic protection function.

    Specification

    Model ATO-FYDB504T
    Matched Motor Nema 17 2 Phase Closed Loop Stepper Motor
    Voltage DC 24V ~ 50V
    Drive Current 0.1A ~ 4.0A Auto-Adjust
    Microstepping Setting 25600 steps/rev 16 Channels
    Hightest Pulse Frequency 250Kpps
    Certification CE, FCC, RoHS
    Dimensions 96 x 60.5 x 26.5mm
    Weight 0.5kg
    Function Description
    Functions Operation Instructions
    PWR Power Indicating Lamp When the driver is powered on, the green light is always on.
    ALARM Overcurrent/Undervoltage Indicator When the overvoltage and overcurrent faults occur, the red light is always on.
    PUL+ Positive End of Control Pulse Signal Connect to signal power,+5V to +24V can be driven.
    PUL- Negative End of Control Pulse Signal The falling edge is valid, and the motor takes one step whenever the pulse changes from high to low. Input resistance 220Ω. Requirements: low level 0 to 0.5V, high level 4 to 5V, Pulse charge >2.5us.
    DIR+ Positive End of Directional Signal Connect to signal power,+5V to +24V can be driven.
    DIR- Negative End of Directional Signal Used to change the direction of the motor. Input resistance 220Ω. Requirements: low level 0 to 0.5V, high level 4 to 5V, Pulse charge >2.5us.
    ENA+ Positive End of Enabling Signal Connect to signal power,+5V to +24V can be driven.
    ENA- Negative End of Enabling Signal When it is valid (low level), the motor coil current is turned off, the driver stops working, and the motor is in a free state.
    ALM+ Positive End of Alarm Signal Output When over-current, over-voltage, under-voltage or over-tolerance alarms, the alarm signal is valid (the output photocoupler is turned on). ALM+ is connected to the pull-up power to use the positive pole of the output power supply, and ALM- is connected to the negative pole of the output power supply. Maximum drive current 50mA.
    ALM- Negative End of Alarm Signal Output
    EZ+/EZ- Positive/Negative End of Encoder Z Phase Input Positive input/negative input of Connecting to encoder Z channel
    EB+/EB- Positive/Negative End of Encoder B Phase Input Positive input/negative input of Connecting to encoder B channel
    EA+/EA- Positive/Negative End of Encoder A Phase Input Positive input/negative input of Connecting to encoder A channel
    VCC Encoder Power Supply 5V encoder power supply
    GND Ground of Encoder Power Supply Ground of Encoder Power Supply
    A+A- Motor Wiring Four lead wires
    B+B-

    Microstep Segmentation Setting

    Pulse/Revo SW1 SW2 SW3 SW4
    Default on on on on
    800 off on on on
    1600 on off on on
    3200 off off on on
    6400 on on off on
    128000 off on off on
    25600 on off off on
    500 off off off on
    1000 on on on off
    2000 off on on off
    4000 on off on off
    5000 off off on off
    8000 on on off off
    10000 off on off off
    3600 on off off off
    7200 off off off off

    Dimensions (Unit: mm)

    Dimensions of 0.1A to 4A Digital Closed Loop Stepper Motor Driver

    Wiring Diagram

    Wiring Diagram of 0.1A to 4A Digital Closed Loop Stepper Motor Driver

    Details

    0.1A-0.4A Closed Loop Stepper Motor Driver Details

    Tips: The stepper motor must match the corresponding stepper driver to work

    The stepper motor cannot be installed separately in the corresponding equipment, it must be matched with the corresponding stepper driver. The stepper motor needs to cooperate with the driver to receive the digital signal of the CPU, PLC and other controllers.

    Stepper motor driver is an actuator that converts electrical pulses into angular displacement. The angular displacement can be controlled by controlling the number of pulses, so as to achieve the purpose of accurate positioning. At the same time, the speed and acceleration of the motor rotation can be controlled by controlling the pulse frequency, so as to achieve the purpose of speed regulation and positioning. The subdivision technology is essentially an electronic damping technology, and improving the running accuracy of the motor is only an incidental function, and the main purpose is to reduce or eliminate the low-frequency vibration of the motor.

    For example, for a two phase hybrid bipolar stepper motor with a step angle of 1.8°, if the subdivision number of the subdivision driver is set to 4, the motor's operating resolution is 0.45° per pulse. However, whether the accuracy of the motor can reach or connect to 0.45° depends on the subdivision current control precision of the subdivision driver and some other factors.

    To reduce the working noise of the stepper motor, the subdivision driver is usually chosen, especially when the motor is working at a low speed, the vibration and noise of the motor will be more obvious. It is recommended to use a subdivision driver to alleviate this situation and promote the improvement of the vibration and noise of the motor at low speeds.

    Existing reviews of Closed Loop Stepper Motor Driver, 2 Phase, 0.1A ~ 4A
    Strong function of stepper motor driver
    I purchase the Stepper Motor Driver after recommendation of my friend. It really does a good job that can adjust the current intelligently and work in low noise. I am satisfied with its great recovery function so I never worry about it.
    From: selina | Date: 07/11/2022
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    2 phase stepper motor driver runs smoothly
    Great stepper motor driver, suitable for all kinds of projects. It is very easy to set up. I ran it on a Nema17 stepper motor and it worked perfectly. I am very satisfied with it.
    From: Jamese | Date: 07/12/2021
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