NEMA 23 | NEMA 17 | NEMA 34 with TB6600 stepper motor driver and Arduino - Wiring and demonstration

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In this video I explained NEMA 23 | NEMA 17 | NEMA 34 with TB6600 stepper motor driver and Arduino - Wiring and demonstration. If you want to make it at home just do step by step and fallow my video and never give up.
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@geminiman2831 Год назад

What is the use of half current and full current? Currently I am using dm542 and nema 17! What pulse per revolution should I choose for nema17? And does more pulse means more speed?

@qogaming8024 10 месяцев назад

Hi sir, thanks for Guide i currently have a 42v 10a power supply, can i use it for TB6600..?

@SheikhZumer 5 месяцев назад

Did you got the answer? Please tell if you got

@SheikhZumer 5 месяцев назад

Can we use 10A power supply with tb6600 motor driver as it is written on its data sheet that it can have a maximum of 5A? Please guide

@GuillermoRusso 5 месяцев назад

Excelente video, muchas gracias, saludos desde Argentina!!!

@ralphyrhoncamangon9223 Год назад

Hi! What stepper motor driver is compatible for nema 23, 19kg-cm?

@priyanshudhiman7203 8 месяцев назад

hello sir , motor rotation karte time souund kar reha hai fwd and reversd diration mai . help me

@tinkerersagar 2 года назад

I was looking online for nema 23 motor and it shows operating voltage of 3.6 VDC so if it runs on 3.6 V then where can i find such an odd voltage power supply? or can i run it with 12/24 v power supply?

@Neminath_R_M Год назад

Is this TB6600 is suitable for nema 23 stepper motor

@slideas1 Год назад

Yes

@geminiman2831 Год назад

@@slideas1 I am going to use 3 nema17 7.2kg torque motor is 1 lrs75 24v power supply enough for it?

@RIHANE_Concept 3 года назад

if i use power supply with 4.16A can be this my problem ?

@MP-mu1kw Год назад

Thank you for sharing this video. I think this tutorial works for 3-axis. In my case I want to use 2 x Nema 23/TB6600 drivers for the Y-axis, in this situation any idea as to which arduino pins do I use for connecting ENA/DIR/PUL + for the 4th motor driver to the Arduino UNO? Am I right to understand they should be connected in parallel with the 3rd motor?

@23ravensby98 Год назад

I plan on doing the same thing. As far as I can tell the second Y motor has its own driver and you split the movement signal from the arduino to both of them. So they are powered individually but controlled as if they are one motor.

@MP-mu1kw Год назад

@@23ravensby98 Thank you for your reply. I will give that a try. Connect the Y-axis Arduion DIR/PLU in parallel to the two Y-axis motor drivers. I forgot to add, when we connect the arduino directly to the external motor drivers. Is it necessary to wire a 4.7kOhm resistor in series to prevent the driver being overloaded?

@nadunnilupulliyanawaduge6462 3 года назад

I made a linear actuator from stepper motor .so I want to stop the stepper motor when the end switch turn on.How do I change the arduino code ?

@RixtronixLAB 2 года назад

Creative video, thank you for sharing it :)

@slideas1 2 года назад

Thank u

@KayuGaring-e2k Год назад

how to code to restore the initial position of the stepper motor ?

@hemantha5865 2 года назад

Is this open loop or closed loop?

@Kakiitik 2 года назад

What type of power supply do you use??

@slideas1 2 года назад

SMPS power supply

@shrikantkusnurkar4695 3 года назад

How you are giving program input? I mean PC is connected always or USB drive?

@slideas1 3 года назад

First enter the code through the computer. In this video, the Arduino body is powered by a computer.

@pratikmane8241 2 года назад

after burning code you can power Arduino by phone charger or power bank also

@houdaalg2251 2 года назад

Hello, Wich driver is compatible with NEMA34 8.5 Nm (86HS118-6004)?

@slideas1 2 года назад

Tb6600

@anessfaris5857 2 года назад

muchisimas gracias .mucha suerte para ti

@diegobruera 2 года назад

Hello, very good contribution, I'm breaking my head and I don't know how to make it work with two buttons, one that makes it advance a certain number of steps and another that makes it return to the beginning, if you help me I would appreciate it, greetings

@jefrinjohnson8686 2 года назад

How to check tb6600 stepper motor driver which is working or not

@NURSULTANTECHNOLOGY 2 месяца назад

Psu recommended Mr ?A?

@slideas1 2 месяца назад

@mehmetosmanbursalioglu1066 3 года назад

Hello, Thank you for your video. Can you give the features of Nema 34 you used in this project? If you used Nema 34 HS120 (4.2 A, 12Nm, 8 Cables) could you use the same driver? How would your cable connection be and would it still be the same?

@RIHANE_Concept 3 года назад

i have also same motor but 8.5nm

@tharumaduwantha8952 3 года назад

supiri wadak aiya apita digatama hoda videos tiak danna :)

@slideas1 3 года назад

Thanks malli ❤️❤️❤️

@yashkateshiya1933 Год назад

What is the name of that SMPS ???

@ahmadkiwan 2 года назад

Thank you for your video

@devendrapatil07 Год назад

Can you provide exact name of nema34 stepper motor ?

@nanoblasting 3 года назад

thanks 👍

@nathanburt6053 3 года назад

Do I need to buy a program for coding?

@deeepakkushwah2503 3 года назад

Can you please help me to make a dmx stapper motor with encoder

@deeepakkushwah2503 3 года назад

Please help me

@yvesdamiron6912 2 года назад

tres bonne video , merci

@talgtalga3767 2 года назад

Great video..

@slideas1 2 года назад

Thank u

@bharatbharat-en7mh 3 года назад

Good.

@slideas1 3 года назад

Thank u .....

@ahmadkiwan 2 года назад

I'm beginner in coding, what (int x) refers to .... I can't find any (X) in the code

@darkshadowsx5949 2 года назад

for(int x = 0; x < 1600; x++){ } that variable integer x is only used locally for that for loop. you can use "banana" if you want it doesn't matter but it would look unprofessional and silly if you did. int is basically a named storage space for non decimal numbers. you can change it or add or subtract from it. "int x" creates a named integer storage called x. it doesn't refer to anything other than the value stored in it. its only used in the loop as a means to store a number and stop the loop when x reaches 1600. its extremely simple. its like algebra and higher grade math where it uses letters to store number values. its as simple as that. x + y = z. in this case we increment x by 1 every time the loop ends with x++ to incrementally step through the loop code the set 1600 times. x < 1600. you can also use x < y and have y be a global integer you change with an LCD screen. float is for decimal numbers like 475.3839 and integer is a whole number like 38 this isn't even the complicated stuff.. this is bare bones basics. its hard to do anything useful in code without using numbers.