Big Stepper Motors with Arduino

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the map part on code confuses me
Comment from : Victor Lu

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Comment from : w Jaber

How to attach that 24VDC power supply?? brWhat is preferable connection for power supply ?? Ans Pls
Comment from : Yash Kateshiya

nice
Comment from : nariman frokawan

Thanks for great video I have a question, at 14:40 why would you need 10k resistor connect to the switch button? isn't it without the resistor the push button still work?
Comment from : Giang Nguyen

Fantastic info, I am now a subscriber! Only one critique regarding the delivery: honor your punctuation Pausing slightly between sentences would vastly improve the performance🤓
Comment from : Corpus Gru

Thanks you
Comment from : 최종갑

HallobrDoes Reference Current of MA860H is the same as phase current of stepper motor?brEg If I want to achieve rated torque performance of my stepper motor, do I need to set reference current of MA860H at the same (or closest) value as stepper motor's rated phase current?brOr I must multiply motors phase current by 2 (because of 2 phases) to get the drivers reference value for rated torque performance?brbrBest wishes and greetings from Latvia!brRahims
Comment from : Rahims Geidarovs

use smaller A4988 driver
Comment from : Terry Terry

I have a problem with the Driver MA860H and I would like to join your forum to solve my problem However, I am unable to correctly write the e-mail address to request access Can you write me this address?brTHANKS
Comment from : D Lag

How should we cool down such large NEMA 34 motors?
Comment from : Blue Sky

Thanks for your great lecture it's very useful for me
Comment from : Earl Bread

Nice
Comment from : Ammar

watch it a second time after two years works for me! 👍
Comment from : erwin zimmermann

The signal voltage doesn't need to be the same voltage as the PSU powering the stepper? I'm running 24v system but would like to get a 48v PSU and run the stepper off the 48g psu
Comment from : Jack Wood

I refuse to call Arduino code a 'sketch' You can use these tools without adopting their crappy marketing lingo
Comment from : Russell

Excelent Thank you very much!
Comment from : GuidoPro4

I had a similar setup with on-off and direction toggle switch and an LCD displaying the speed of motor on scale of 1-10 I get slower motion when LCD is enabled compared to when LCD is disabled in Arduino code Can anyone repeat same with usage of dot-matrix LCD?
Comment from : Jitender Madan

May I ask if your demo applies also to hybrid stepper motor? Thank you for any info on this
Comment from : ramon orticio

Thank you so much
Comment from : ziad fawzi

Nice video! Thanks for sharing
Comment from : AlexK

Hi dir how r you
Comment from : kamlesh Panchal

wow thank you very much great video
Comment from : Lukas Köhn

Please always remember that each video you made like this, there are thousands of people learning from your great experience I highly appreciate your efforts, and wish you all the best my dear
Comment from : Mohammed Ahmed

hi sirmay i know in this videowhat is the setting for dip switch?
Comment from : Amie Amier

Can you incorporate an external input system to give the angular displacement for the stepper motor?brPlease advise
Comment from : yeah

Can you do one with a servo motor with the same company
Comment from : ム『JØKER』ム

can this stepper motor lift heavy weight like hospital devices used in physiotherapy sessions
Comment from : zunaira Khurram

finally a video I can learn something fromthank U so very much
Comment from : viking1ur

Love you you helped me solve my project related problem ❤️
Comment from : KALERU SAI KIRAN

why resistor is needed?
Comment from : Rentastic lv

I want to use a big stepper motor for industrial applications do you have any replacement for Arduino!?
Comment from : RC-Club

Nice vidéo, usefullbrI would to ses how you setvthe dip switchesbrWe know than the max amp of the stepper motor is 42 amps/phase; so do you set the dip switches to 42 or 84 ????brThanks
Comment from : Blou MichelB

Brilliant!
Comment from : Agrx Drowflow

Any idea why my examples for accelstepper libraries appear to be dead links that aren’t opening anything? I’ve verified and reinstalled the libraries but they don’t open when I click on them Any help would be greatly appreciated as I’m new and looking to learn! Thanks in advance!
Comment from : Alex

This is great!
Comment from : znelson32

my fisrt arduino stepper test i make stepper motor controller workbench big vise, open and closed vise very simple 2 button open and closed, and arduino simple code run motor many year before, about 10 year
Comment from : Matti Virta

motor spec volt not matter all stepper motor can and have better use maximum volt what driver handle about 45-50V or best use big driver and 90-100 volt DC
Comment from : Matti Virta

this is perfect motor to hobby user but shipping have ewery seller horriple big
Comment from : Matti Virta

Could please add a Nema 34 demo?
Comment from : Teo Cerda

There are informative tutorials and those that gonna left you with a great feeling to be perfectly prepared although you gonna put things together for the very first time You always create the latter ones Thank you so much Your techno skills AND your didactic skills are impressive
Comment from : Frank Spalteholz

thank you
Comment from : subodh kumar suman

LOL NEMA23 isn't "very large" Have you seen NEMA42?
Comment from : veegee

very kool explanation
Comment from : Reservoir Channel

is it possible conntect this driver to deskcnc?
Comment from : Prince Valiant

Thanks!
Comment from : KM Isaac

hi maybe you know how to make dali dimmer with arduino or nodemcu
Comment from : shahar cohen

thanks allot this video very help for first time use
Comment from : shahar cohen

Great content Thank you so much
Comment from : Lemon Khan

This is an iamazing/i video Thank you, sir
Comment from : Lee Ham

参考になりました
Comment from : IBIS - アイビス【切り抜き】

pls make for me videos Arduino cutting machines using keyboard thanks
Comment from : Andiskitech official vlog

I'm planning on using this setup to control a dumbwaiter I built to transfer items between my ground level deck and my third floor deck Is there any accumulating error that I need to worry about or can I simply give a precise number of pulses to make the dumbwaiter travel the correct distance each time without relying on sensors at the top and bottom to stop it? Of course for every travel in one direction it will have to also travel in the opposite direction (a 1:1 ratio in other words), so any small error that is undone by reversing the direction would be acceptable Thank you
Comment from : Chris

Can you please make a video about how to connect a tb6600 stepper motor driver to a mks gen l 10 motherboard for a 3D printer?
Comment from : AnimeEveryDay

Hi, this configuratión or setup works for Arduino Nano as well? Thanks for your help
Comment from : Paco Morales

Thanks!
Comment from : Dave Roberts

Great work teacher, Perfect content, I totally understood this lesson, I was wondering, there's some steppers with encoder, although I don't seem any way to read the position with the Arduino, have you tried this before sir?brThanks! Excelente trabajo inge
Comment from : Dareblix Pin

bRAVO !
Comment from : GKSL E

You are blessed, man!! Very useful video and channel You have one more follower
Comment from : Filipe Soares

How many stepper motors can I connect to the Arduino Mega board I have one for right, one for left, one for forward and backward, and one for another purpose The total of motors working async is 4 I am using an RC controller Thanks
Comment from : Teo Cerda

Hello, branyone reading this comment and have an answer to my question, please help br br@14:41, the connection of the Switch is quite confusing, brthe ground with the positive, brwhat does the resistor do there, brI mean if we activate the switch we would definitely have a short, br brplease help with the right explanation, i really would be very grateful to you
Comment from : Khalifa Almontser

You are a hero
Comment from : Angel Cardona

Will this setup work with a Closed loop driver? I replicated this setup and the Closed Loop stepper isn't rotating I'm using a Nema34 and a CL86T driver which came with the motor
Comment from : VyacheslavFlunkedIn

That's for this video I'm building a rotary axis for my milling machine for gear hobbing, helical milling, and indexing and while I know what I'm doing with the mechanical build but electrically I've got no clue I've got myself a NEMA 23 motor and controller as well as an arduino uno
Comment from : Henry Dando

Absolutely incorrect Volts pushes currentno voltage no current As voltage increases amperage increases directly proportionally brSimple mathbrWhy don't you conduct a test Use a variable voltage power supply and measure the current as you increase the voltage Now granted as the wire heats up increasing resistance the amperage will decrease relative to the increase in heat But with with that said, More voltage equals more current brHere's some questions to consider?brWhat does the term potential voltage mean?brIf you have no potential can you still have current? brDoes this mean that voltage is the force that pushes and creates current?
Comment from : Frank Victorine

DroneBot Workshop is always spot on in providing concise knowledge on problems like this I am very much thrilled at the in-depth explanation in your videos How can I reach out to you sir for mentorship and advice, like an email handle or a LinkedIn invitation? Whatever means would be appreciated sir Thanks in advance!
Comment from : Saviour Emmanuel

Can you make a video about installing a stepper motor with two extremes? like for running a blade with different strokes
Comment from : Milad Sari

You have THE BEST Arduino channel on YouTube! Thanks for all the videos!
Comment from : Tyler Phillips

Hello from China ,thank u for ur teaching ,sir
Comment from : Chris Leon

How to set 200 (default) micro stepping using this driver?
Comment from : Biswajit Barman

a big THANK'S
Comment from : Jmc

Hello, may I ask what power supply unit you used for this? Would really appreciate your fast response Thanks!
Comment from : Robert Amielle

Thank you so much for the explanation and for this video! Just saved my electrospinning project!
Comment from : Gabriel Bustamante

Buongiorno vorrei dei consigli per montare 3 motori passo passo che mi facciano dei movimenti particolari E possibile avere una consulenza da te Salve buona giornata
Comment from : Matteo Brucoli

Bravohow about analogy numeric read outcheers
Comment from : dont do what I do

What if stepper motor have 6 wires?
Comment from : unique93obr

suppose our project have little space , to adjust both motor and driver in its compartment , in that case these drivers are quite bulky, can we use customized drivers with these motors
Comment from : sam 016

very nice
Comment from : sam 016

How much current did the motor consume?
Comment from : Bakala Khamala

Nice sharing sir Have you tutorial about closed loop stepper motor with arduino?
Comment from : Hary Abdulrachman

you are super thanks so much
Comment from : Roby the Florentine

Thanks
Comment from : Danny Villanueva

suppppper thankssss
Comment from : Behzad Abf

HellobrI am a beginner I am working on a project using 2 push switches to change the direction of motor I also use the program that you post on this video I am having a problem when the traveler hit one of the push switch, it hit the switch and juggling multiple times and change direction Would someone help to solve this problem? Thank you very much
Comment from : Tri Vu

helf
Comment from : RedStride Technologies

What's the reason for the common 5V instead of the common ground?
Comment from : Noël

Thanks really appreciate your video Your coding instructions did not work until I discovered some stray stranded wires had crossed pins on my Arduino, fixing that, everything worked Thanks again
Comment from : Colm Brazel