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Our motor has about 508 steps for 360° (the motor itself has 64 steps but there is a gear train on top)
 
Our motor has about 508 steps for 360° (the motor itself has 64 steps but there is a gear train on top)
  
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= How to connect it electrically =
 
= How to connect it electrically =

Revision as of 15:57, 30 August 2020

see https://github.com/zhcong/ULN2003-for-ESP32


Description

A stepper motor is a motor where the turning can be controlled in steps.

Our motor has about 508 steps for 360° (the motor itself has 64 steps but there is a gear train on top)

Stepper03.JPG

Stepper02.JPG


Stepper-cables01.JPG

Stepper-cable02.JPG

How to connect it electrically

Required Module and Files


How to control it in MicroPython

 1 import Stepper
 2 from machine import Pin
 3 
 4 In1 = Pin(32,Pin.OUT)
 5 In2 = Pin(33,Pin.OUT)
 6 In3 = Pin(25,Pin.OUT)
 7 In4 = Pin(26,Pin.OUT)
 8 
 9 s1 = Stepper.create(In1,In2,In3,In4, delay=10)
10 
11 s1.step(509,-1)
12 
13 s1 = Stepper.create(In1,In2,In3,In4, delay=1)
14 
15 s1.step(509)



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