Just getting started on stepper motors (literally, tonight is the first time I've ever attempted to understand them). I've watched several videos about driver chips and all kinds of stuff, but still didn't understand what those chips are doing. Then this video. Perfect! Simple! Thank you!
This is one of the most important videos on bipolar motors! Thank you very much. 01:23 At this point, I connect a LED and spin the shaft of the motor to determine which ones are couples.
This was great. I'm trying to understand how my Jeep's idle air control valve works, and the wiring diagrams don't make it at all clear. But now I understand!!
i completed a board with 8 npn 3904 transistors. It takes 16 resistors. approximately 100,000 ohms each base to ground. 5000 ohms each base to a switch. 4 switches. I wired all 8 transistors to the board with holes backwards. 2 transistors were wired to both motor rails. I made the corrections and it works. press the switch order as 1 3 2 4. these small transistors hold up.
Good video thanks. Is it possible to have a bipolar type were constantly changing the polarity on a single winding will cause rotation one way and then doing the same on the other winding causes the motor to rotate the other way? The reason I ask is that I have a 4 pin stepper motor that does exactly this? Which is slightly different to your video.
nice explanation, but I have 1 doubt at resonant speed the motor will not step due to low torque, is controller handles that condition or we can handle that in software ??
Hi have a question. I have a 4 Wire stepping motor Pink and Blue are one winding Orange and Yellow are the other winding. The motor is controlled by a driver but it's turning in the wrong direction, which wires do I need to switch to change the direction of the stepping motor? This Stepping motor controls the throttle on a "Smart Power Generator" instead of keeping the engine at idle it's going the wrong way and raving it up. i don't wanna fry anything so your wisdom would be greatly appreciated.
Also anybody can tell me how to identify the working voltage of stepper motor in cd/dvd drives or any stepper motor using some simple testing as shown in the above video.. THanks