A stepper motor driver in a 3D printer is used to… control stepper motors. 3D printing is just one of their domains - you will find them wherever it is necessary to control the direction and speed of rotation of a stepper motor, in robotics and automation, in particular in 3D printers, CNC machines and plotters.
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StepStick - stepper motor controllers
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Stepper motor driver A4988 RepRap - green
Stepper motor driver based on the A4988 system. Voltage supply in the range from 8V to 35 V, with maximum current consumption of 1 A per coil. Maximum resolution: 1/16 of a...
Index: MOD-02964
Index: MOD-02964
A4988 - stepper motor driver RepRap 35V/2A - Pololu 1182
Stepper motor driver based on the A4988 system. Voltage supply in the range of 8 to 35 V with maximum current consumption of 2 A per coil. Maximum resolution: 1/16 of a step....
Index: PLL-00148
Index: PLL-00148
Easy Driver EZ5160 Pro V1.0 Bigtreetech
Easy Driver EZ5160 PRO V 1.0 is a new driver from Bigtreetech that thanks to its innovative design, it is very easy to install in the motherboard. The construction of the...
Index: BTT-21680
Index: BTT-21680
StepStick DRV8825 Stepper Motor Driver
Stepper motor's driver based on the system DRV8825, allows you to control the motor with a current consumption of up to 1.5 A (with cooling of up to 2.2 A) per coil, at...
Index: MOD-03739
Index: MOD-03739
Stepper motor driver A4988 RepRap - red
Stepper motor controller based on A4988. Powered from 8 - 35 V, with a maximum current consumption of 1 A per coil. Maximum resolution: 1/16 steps.
Index: MOD-02660
Index: MOD-02660
Bigtreetech TMC2209 v1.3 Stepper Motor Driver
Stepper motor driver, whose supply voltage ranges from 4.75 V to 28 V DC . The maximum current consumption per coil is 2 A (RMS). The driver can operate in two modes: step /...
Index: BTT-19883
Index: BTT-19883
Bigtreetech TMC2226 v1.0 Stepper Motor Driver
Two-phase stepper motor driver. Maximum current consumption per coil is 2.8 A . RMS effective value is 2 A. It ensures a smooth operation with a resolution of 256 steps. The...
Index: BTT-18757
Index: BTT-18757
See also
- Sensors for 3D printers
- Thermistors for 3D printers
- Heaters for 3D printers
- Cables for 3D printers
- Fans for 3D printers
- Stepper motors for 3D printers
- Hotends and heating blocks
- Extruders
- Displays for 3D printers
- Motherboards for 3D printers
- Work table overlays and stickers
- Power supplies for 3D printers
- FEP foils
- Parts kits
- Hot beds
- Pneumatic connectors and PTFE tubes
- Other elements
A4988 IC chip
Many driver controllers are based on the A4988 IC from a leading manufacturer in the field of robotics and automation, Pololu. This cleverly designed system allows you to work with devices that allow you to control logical states, such as Arduino, Raspberry Pi, STM32 Discovery and other numerous microcontrollers available on the market. Implementation in a 3D printer or in an assembly with another device is usually very simple. In the product descriptions in Botland, we have included tips describing the connection of the controller and specification elements, such as resolution or load guidelines, which are not always included in the offers of electronics stores.
Stepper motor driver - good, so what?
Stepper motors are practically fundamental elements of a 3D printer that take care of axis movements and are controlled by a motor driver. The owner of the 3D printer determines the power, speed, precision, temperature and, in a way, the volume of the 3D printer engine. Those interested in upgrading a 3D printer can bet on alternatives - then the original stepper driver is often replaced with the so-called. silent stepper driver to reduce the noise generated during 3D printing
Stepstick modules
StepStick controls and drives one stepper motor. It is commonly used in RepRap or similar 3D printers in conjunction with other controllers. It is characterized by a simple step and direction control interface, five different step resolutions: full step, half step, quarter step, ⅛ step and 1/16 step, adjustable current control that allows you to set the maximum output current with a potentiometer that allows you to use a voltage above the rated voltage of the stepper motor to achieve higher step speeds and finally the intelligent control that automatically selects the appropriate current distribution mode. It has protection against short-circuit to ground and short-circuit on load.