Has anyone developed the software and hardware to interface the stepper motor with a QuantAsylum QA-403? I need the stepper motor for curve analysis of potentiometers
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What should the software and hardware do?
Asan example: Measure gain vs frequency as the potentiometer moves to selected positions by the stepper motor.
Sounds good. After reading the material in the "How to get the best out of this forum" post linked above in reply #2, present your ideas about the control circuitry, initial attempts at the code, and explain where you are having difficulties.
This may provide additional information needed to complete the requested task: Linux and MacOS · QuantAsylum/QA40x Wiki · GitHub
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I did as you suggested but I don't think it was moved
Moderator notified.
I have now moved the topic to the Community > Jobs and Paid Consultancy category as requested.
I saw your flag, but you chose the "It's Inappropriate" option as the reason for the flag. So I reviewed the flag as a report that the post was inappropriate.
You should have instead selected the "Something Else" option, and added an explanation in the message field that is provided when you select that option.
Now that the post has been moved, can you explain clearly what it is that you would like this integrated QA-403 and the stepper to do. ELI5.
e.g., "as the potentiometer is moved from one end of travel to the other, I need to measure the following parameters ever 10 degrees of movement, and log them to a file in this format..." Bonus points if you explain if you or the provider is responsible for the mechanical coupling of motor to potentiometer.
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