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This project ( one actually done several years ago ) is designed to test stepper motors and sort out which wire is which. I am thinking of updating it both electronically and in terms of software. | This project ( one actually done several years ago ) is designed to test stepper motors and sort out which wire is which. I am thinking of updating it both electronically and in terms of software. | ||
− | *Stepper Motor Demonstration and Tester | + | |
− | *Stepper Motor Tester for the Arduino | + | *[[Stepper Motor Demonstration and Tester]] |
− | *Experimenting with Stepper Motors as Rotary Encoders using a PIC running BoostC Project | + | *[[Stepper Motor Tester for the Arduino]] |
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+ | And something a bit different: | ||
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+ | *[[Experimenting with Stepper Motors as Rotary Encoders using a PIC running BoostC Project]] | ||
= Project 2 = | = Project 2 = | ||
This project is designed to drive a bunch of different multiphase motors ( like steppers and brushless motors ) with a high degree of software oversite. It will use both an Arduino and a Raspberry Pi. The Raspberry PI will download a drive plan to the arduino which will then execute it. | This project is designed to drive a bunch of different multiphase motors ( like steppers and brushless motors ) with a high degree of software oversite. It will use both an Arduino and a Raspberry Pi. The Raspberry PI will download a drive plan to the arduino which will then execute it. |
Revision as of 10:28, 5 December 2016
Project 1
This project ( one actually done several years ago ) is designed to test stepper motors and sort out which wire is which. I am thinking of updating it both electronically and in terms of software.
And something a bit different:
Project 2
This project is designed to drive a bunch of different multiphase motors ( like steppers and brushless motors ) with a high degree of software oversite. It will use both an Arduino and a Raspberry Pi. The Raspberry PI will download a drive plan to the arduino which will then execute it.