On Sat, 11 Jun 2005 12:25:44 +0200, Robert Hedan
<robert.hedan@...> wrote:
machines like a drill.
I do want to have a chopper driver however, 'cause with threaded rod you
need every RPM you can possibly get, and when you have a chopper already
it is too easy to include microstepping not to do it.
Usually you have two inputs to a stepper motor controller, step and
direction. If the frequency on step is increased it turns faster. Those
two signals come out of the PC parallel port (in simple systems).
ST
<robert.hedan@...> wrote:
> Comments on that design please? I see how to control direction andIt's really simple, and not for microstepping, but that's fine for small
> steps,
> but what about speed? Is it a matter of just sending the pulses quicker
> from the PIC?
> Robert
>
machines like a drill.
I do want to have a chopper driver however, 'cause with threaded rod you
need every RPM you can possibly get, and when you have a chopper already
it is too easy to include microstepping not to do it.
Usually you have two inputs to a stepper motor controller, step and
direction. If the frequency on step is increased it turns faster. Those
two signals come out of the PC parallel port (in simple systems).
ST