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Quick Overview
Microstepping Driver - 1/16-step resolution.
2.5A /phase, 30VDC
dimensions: (2.75" x 2.70" x 0.88")
(70mm x 69mm x 22mm)
2.5A /phase, 30VDC
dimensions: (2.75" x 2.70" x 0.88")
(70mm x 69mm x 22mm)
Product Description
Microstepping driver with 1/16-step resolution
Output rating: 2.5A per phase, 30VDC
Drives bipolar and unipolar motors.
Built-in Translator
Four modes of operation: Full, Half (1/2), Quarter (1/4), Sixteenth (1/16)
Synchronous Rectification
Crossover-Current Protection
Under-Voltage Lockout Protection
Thermal Shutdown Protection
Automatic Current Decay Mode
Enable and Sleep Inputs for power saving
Translator Home State Output
Reduced audible motor noise
Protection:
-Crossover-Current
-Under-Voltage Lockout
-Thermal Shutdown
Integrated Heat Sink for cooler operation
Download User Manual in pdf format : User Manual
Here is the podcast of how Bre Petis from Make Magazine used our driver building DrawBot:
Output rating: 2.5A per phase, 30VDC
Drives bipolar and unipolar motors.
Built-in Translator
Four modes of operation: Full, Half (1/2), Quarter (1/4), Sixteenth (1/16)
Synchronous Rectification
Crossover-Current Protection
Under-Voltage Lockout Protection
Thermal Shutdown Protection
Automatic Current Decay Mode
Enable and Sleep Inputs for power saving
Translator Home State Output
Reduced audible motor noise
Protection:
-Crossover-Current
-Under-Voltage Lockout
-Thermal Shutdown
Integrated Heat Sink for cooler operation
Download User Manual in pdf format : User Manual
Here is the podcast of how Bre Petis from Make Magazine used our driver building DrawBot:
Additional Information
| Manufacturer | Interinar Electronics |
| Max Current | 2.5A |
| Max Step Resolution | Sixteenth (1/16) |
| Schottky Diodes | internal |
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