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stepper motor parameters

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Hi,

I can´t find "sps", nor "steps per second" at the given internet site.

Therefore I assume both phrases (sps and pps) mean the same.

I think "step" is more related to the motor, where "pulse" is more related to the driver.
There are full_step, half_step and microstep drivers available.

Klaus
 
Hi again,

I've try to Write the acceleration profile for the motor above.
i try to make a bubble chart(must to do it before is starting to wrote the code) for it but have a problem with the acceleration.
I want to do it with 0.5s accelerate.

I try to create two counters, one for the speed and the second for the time.
i calculate it for 100 steps.

Can someone help me how to do create the acceleration?

Thx A lot!!
 

Acceleration and deceleration are achieved by varying the step frequency respectively the delay between steps with each step.

First decide about the intended acc/dec curve, e.g. frequency variation linear in time, then calculate a table of inter step delays to be executed force and back for acc/dec. Or write a function that calculates the next step delay during run time for given actual delay and acc/dec factor.
 
Hi again,

I tried to do it with 100 steps(dec=NOT acc).
I take the 500Hz-1000Hz acceleration.

I will work with seconds meaning the acceleration speed will be 2msec--> 1msec for 100 steps is 10usec each step.
For the acceleration time will be 0.5s that means 0.5/100= 5msec each step.

It is very easy to calculate the steps delays but not easy at all to implemented the Bubble chart (the VHDL code will be easy to write with good and clear bubble chart).

Thx a lot FvM!
 

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