BIGTREETECH TMC5160 V1.0 

Hello, you need make sure the power select jumper and the SPI jumpers on the board are right

And there is the manual, you can check the Marlin settings: github.com/bigtreetech/BIGTREETECH-TMC5160-V1.0

@@bigtreetech5117 is there also a manual for V1.2 ??

​@@joelevi9823 Is there any difference between V1.0 and V1.2 because there is just that manual for V1.0

Hi, friend. Please contact service001@biqu3d.com to check the issues. We will check it.☺

Yes

I use tmc2208 and silence but some issue. Layer shifting, axis shifting. I use two fans to cooling down. And the fans are not noctua so its not silence. The tmc5160 better than 2208 for torq and cooling. If it is silence i want to buy.

@npgoalkeeper _ why not tmc2209?

Sorry to reply so late, yes, it is there: github.com/bigtreetech/BIGTREETECH-TMC5160-V1.0

?@@bigtreetech5117 do you have 5161 driver support?

@@sciencedirect9253 Yes, the technical files are there: github.com/bigtreetech/BIGTREETECH-TMC5161-V1.0

thanks for your suggestion!

you need to know what is important to you, the tmc5160 work about the same as the 2130 but can reach 20A instead of the 2A of the 2130 and produces less heat.

Ricardo Ribeiro the tmc5160 base chip can run 20A but the mosfets on the board actually dont support this. The watterott tmc5160’s can handle 3,5 amps if I’m not mistaken

@@1998floris I just read from their github page, but now that you mention it I went to the schematic and if I didn't read it wrong those mosfets (FDMC8030) can handle 12A

@npgoalkeeper _ I'm not an electronics guy but so the mosfets can actually go up to 12A peak (because I took the 12A value from the mosfet spec), but the limitation is temperature and the connectors, that I can understand.

@@RicardoRibeiro-dorcari most Stepper Motors are only 1a to 2a rms that are used for 3d printers, unless upgraded otherwise, external mosfet's are needed to use anything over 3A continuous on these continuous as the mainboard mosfets wont handle it continuous. so once you add external mosfet's to the board you can ramp these drivers past the 3a. these options on this driver is mostly for cnc machines not 3d printers. As these boards are made for both 3d printers and cnc machines. This is overkill & marketing at its best. tmc2209's are a better bet for the price for a 3d printer. but good to tinker with if you have the extra money to throw around.

why??

@@tylersutton2216 Because of too high resistance of current sensing resistor. At least on these polulu-style boards.

​@@TheNamelessOne12357 The TMC2209 has a sense resistance of 0.11 Ohm while the TMC5160 has a lower sense resistance of 0.075 Ohm. Both chips run the exact same Stealthchop2 algorithm and with SAME firmware/ hardware configuration will function identically (with TMC5160 having greater current capability). The Trinamic TMC chips have thoroughly proven themselves worldwide to be "MUCH QUIETER". With all due respect please do not speak to specifics or functionality of which you are ignorant.