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stepper motor selection for a particular load on it.

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i want to drive the stepper motor for my robotic arm project..plz guide me with the controlling circuitry..i have attached the schematic..will it work??..also tell me what type of motor is suitable..unipolar or bipolar??..i m new to this..help..
 

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It is depends upon the load that you want to drive and weight of motor .....generally for robot arm kind of application.... SM15 of FDK will be good choice ....also unipolar stepper motor is commonly avaliable .....and control can be made bi-direction very easily in case of unipolar stepper motor by alterning the sequence of excitation...


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Good Luck
 

i m not getting the idea of how to interface the L297 with avr atmega16..kindly help me with the code..help..
 

I will post the code for PIC18f2550....I am not using atmega16 even I don't have tool chain for that too.....you need to modify the configuration of that accordingly

This will give you idea how to work with stepper motor.....

Good Luck
 

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plzz tell me will the driver which i have attached work??..will it work without interfacing??..i m attaching the proteus simulation..but its not working..help me with this..whats the mistake??..help..
 

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no this is a code that i made for stepper motor with transistor based switches.....you can only take the hints from it....I am not sure that this will work with the IC that you said... need to do some study of your stepper motor driver...

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