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StepperMotorFeatherWing

StepperMotorFeatherWing with Trinamic TMC5130A-TA drivers for two stepper motors compatible with Adafruit Feather

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adafruit feather arduino Motor STEPPER trinamic ROBOT

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  • Take Flight with Feather

This project was created on 12/31/2019 and last updated 6 years ago.

Description

This StepperMotorFeatherWing allows you to drive two stepper motors with your Adafruit feather board. The board is equipped with two Trinamic TMC5130A-TA stepper motor controllers. These controllers steer the movement of stepper motors mostly on their own and require only very small computing power on the feather board. The controllers are connected via SPI. This feather wing has also special features to support its use in robotics. The input is reverse polarity protected and allows input voltages up to 40 V to have enough power to move big robots. Additionally it has an input for an emergency switch. This switch stops all motion by hardware functions when pressed. The onboard voltage regulator also powers the feather board.

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StepperMotorFeatherWing_mounting.pdf

mounting instruction with coordinates of mounting holes for 1.0

Adobe Portable Document Format - 42.52 kB - 01/01/2020 at 22:54

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StepperMotorFeatherWing_schematic.pdf

schematic 1.0

Adobe Portable Document Format - 379.19 kB - 12/31/2019 at 02:28

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  • Mounting instructions

    bernhard • 01/01/2020 at 22:58 • 0 comments

    I just added a pdf files with coordinates and sizes of all mounting holes for 1.0

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