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Re: Heavy Ground PCB
Refering to the SLA7062 datasheet: https://www.techkits.com/#sla7062
The two sense resistors go from pins 5 & 17 to GND at pin 11. The pc board traces for these two paths will carry a lot of current (up to 3 Amps). These traces to GND should be separate from all other...
sla 7062
According to the datasheet you may be having a problem with your Vref. What is your reference voltage on pin 7?
Also, I use two 0.3 ohm, 3W, 1% sense resistors. These have a lower heat dissipation than 1 ohm and result in a Vref of 1.0 volt for 3 Amps of motor current.
LNS...
microstep driver sample with sla7062
Great news! I have been able to pass along a price reduction on the SLA7062M unipolar microstepping driver. Now only $10 each & no minimum order. www.techkits.com
sla7062 motor driver
Jo_Jo
I had some similar questions about the Allegro SLA7062, but I've come up with a circuit & PC board for the SLA7062 that seems to work fine. I'm using p-channel mosfet BS250. See the attached schematic or more details at: www.techkits.com
-ED
I have designed a circuit board for the SLA7062M Unipolar 3-Amp microstepping driver IC from Allegro/Sanken.
With CNC applications in mind, it features optically isolated inputs and an idle current reduction circuit.
As long as the board is receiving STEP pulses, it delivers full current to the...
sla7062
I went ahead & purchased qty 108 of the Allegro/Sanken SLA7062 / SLA7062M from Newark and am offering them for sale in single quantities to help promote the hobby. The details are at: www.techkits.com
Happy stepping!
-edison
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