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Basic Stepper Motor Control with a Parallax Propeller

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Uploaded by on Aug 10, 2009

This is a demonstration of basic unipolar stepper motor control with 2 pushbuttons dictating the direction. This video shows half-stepping action at about as fast as these particular motors will spin without locking up.
Logic (input reading/step sequenceing) is handled by a Parallax Propeller.
Power for the Steppers is a 5V supply with 4 2N3055 transistors.

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  • They are 2N3055s

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  • BADASS im trying to do the same thing you think you can help me with coding and stuff

  • Nice Video That You Share , So Very Nice Thanks You This is a demonstration of basic unipolar stepper motor control with 2 pushbuttons dictating the direction

  • I Really Like The Video From Your This is a demonstration of basic unipolar stepper motor control with 2 pushbuttons dictating the direction

  • Your Video Is Very Useful Sharing This is a demonstration of basic unipolar stepper motor control with 2 pushbuttons dictating the direction.

  • I love it how they always use the term "SIMPLE". No matter who you meet, it's always easy, whether they are making an infrared sensor, stepper motor or a humanoid robot, or just bake a fucking apple pie... simple >_< If it was so fucking simple, why do we have universities???

  • can use that for controlling a telescop ?

  • what size is the motor, and where did you buy it from?

  • That's it what you have?

  • So, I don't really have a good understanding of stepper motors yet. From what I understand the sequence in which the coils are "pulsed" determines the direction (1 and 2, 2 and 3, 3 and 1, so on)? So to change direction with a stepper you just reverse the sequence? No need for an H-Bridge?

  • @seriousninja Because parallel port gives digital ouputs that are easy to control with software.

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