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Need schematic for stepper motor

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Hello all,

I hope if anyone can help me, I need circuit for controlling stepper motor(i think it's bipolar) via USB, something like this project:

Stepper Bee ->Manual

It would be great, if circuit used PIC....,so i need also program...


Many thanks
 

Results 1 - 10 of about 165,000 for PIC stepper motor controller

google can be the answer to all your questions :)

Stefaan
 

Yes, i search, but i didn't find anyone with usb, only LPT which is tested...
 

I think you can work out a combination, look at what's needed to connect a PIC with USB, on the other hand, look what's needed for a stepper motor.
 

hi dear try this and see whether you can do this on your own. your project consist of two part one controlling the stepper motor and other communicating with PC through usb.

regarding controlling of stepper motor there are lot of circuits available on the net.

and for second part you can use either usb to serial converter to your micro controller or a micro controller with usb capability. the later one will be difficult in programming i suggest you to use the first one.

regards
kj
 

welove8051 said:
hi dear try this and see whether you can do this on your own. your project consist of two part one controlling the stepper motor and other communicating with PC through usb.

regarding controlling of stepper motor there are lot of circuits available on the net.

and for second part you can use either usb to serial converter to your micro controller or a micro controller with usb capability. the later one will be difficult in programming i suggest you to use the first one.

regards
kj
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Thanks for help, is there any open "project" with first one solution that you know and is described on internet?

many thanks
 

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