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I didn' know about this PIC. I'll take a look at it. I forgot to mention before, but the motors I'm trying to control are 3 DC steppers a 5 DC motors. The DC motors are controlled by means of PWM, so I only need 5 PWM channels. (I just found out that my pic only has two PWM modules, so I'll have...
Yep! I'm definetly using a motor driver for each motor. If I don't, there will not be enough current for the PIC and it will reset. The pic is used only for generating the pulses that will be sent to the motor driver.
I was wondering if maybe multiplexing the signals would work well. Do you have any idea? I was thinking of using the Timer1 interupt, but instead of generating a single waveform, having different ports taking turns on having their waveforms generated. I don't know if this is the right way to do...
Hi. I'm using a PIC18F2550 on a Dinamic Positioning system that I'm developing. I'm currently using the PIC to control a single DC Stepper Motor. The PIC receives reference position from the PC through USB. The pulses are then generated by means of a Timer1 interrupt. One thing I've noticed is...
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