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Hi there,
I've been playing around with some basic electronics trying to get a few stepper motors going and this is so far going to plan, I wan't to move to the next step and try some basic programming, I would like to be able to drive 2 or 3 steppers and operate the shutter button of my DSLR...
would it be easy to reverse the stepper motor using this circuit? I've come across a bunch of 6 wire steppers that might be more suitable for my application
https://www.eleccircuit.com/4013-and-irf510-easy-drive-a-stepper-motor/
Cheers
EDIT: another question, I just ran a six wire unipolar...
Hey thanks for the help,
pjdd, It looked to be sitting at about 0.4v on my scope, I did manage to work my way around this problem by connecting the output of my square wave generator directly to the IC driving the stepper motor. so far all is good. :)
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Hello, Please help me, I have designed a very basic square wave generator to run a speedometer circuit board which is providing output to control a stepper motor
Square Wave by Jason Milich, on Flickr
R1 and R1 are replaced with a double 100k pot, when I adjust the pot the frequency changes...
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