HOW TO FIND THE COILS IN SMALL STEPPER MOTOR ( Only 4 WIRES)
Discussion in "Hardware" started by SANATH MCX Aug 1, 2007.
Wed Aug 01 2007, 12:03 pm
Hi ,
I have bought a stepper motor which is having only 4 wires and also small in size. Usually stepper motors will be having 5 or 5 wires with 2 pair of coils and 1 common,so we can easily find out the terminals. but in this how I can find out the common and other terminals, I want to interface to the 8051 controller for the complete PROXIMITY ROBOT project since with that stepper motor I can't make the Choasis and other thing, since it is big in size.
CAN ANY ONE HELP IN THIS MATTER.
REGARDS n THANKS
Sanath Mcx
I have bought a stepper motor which is having only 4 wires and also small in size. Usually stepper motors will be having 5 or 5 wires with 2 pair of coils and 1 common,so we can easily find out the terminals. but in this how I can find out the common and other terminals, I want to interface to the 8051 controller for the complete PROXIMITY ROBOT project since with that stepper motor I can't make the Choasis and other thing, since it is big in size.
CAN ANY ONE HELP IN THIS MATTER.
REGARDS n THANKS
Sanath Mcx
Wed Aug 01 2007, 01:54 pm
Hi sanath,
I think you've got a Bipolar stepper motor which has two coils separated with no common. it has 4 wires instead of 5 or 6 wires in case of uni polar stepper motor. Below is a digram of Bipolar stepper motor
To check which wire for which coil.. simply do the connectivity test
I think you've got a Bipolar stepper motor which has two coils separated with no common. it has 4 wires instead of 5 or 6 wires in case of uni polar stepper motor. Below is a digram of Bipolar stepper motor
To check which wire for which coil.. simply do the connectivity test
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Wed Aug 01 2007, 02:33 pm
Thanx alot Ajay,
i didn't know about this Bi-Polar Stepper Motor. Now I will try to find the wires for corresponding coils.
:-) :-) :-)
i didn't know about this Bi-Polar Stepper Motor. Now I will try to find the wires for corresponding coils.
:-) :-) :-)
Wed Aug 01 2007, 04:19 pm
soon i am going to write a new tutorial for stepper motors...
i only discussed about Unipolar Stepper motors (5 or 6 wires). But i think i have to write for Bipolar motors too
i only discussed about Unipolar Stepper motors (5 or 6 wires). But i think i have to write for Bipolar motors too
Sun Sep 02 2007, 01:41 am
I have already put all the information about stepper motors in my tutorial.. please take a look. if you think something is missing please tell me
Wed Feb 11 2009, 04:21 am
Hello exo ed
I have removed your post to keep this thread on track.
As Ajay said in your other, similar post
I have removed your post to keep this thread on track.
As Ajay said in your other, similar post
exo ed, this is not right place to post
Please post in 8051 discussion forum.=Ajay
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