Hello Everyone
I want some help from you all who have expertise in arduino programming, my problem is:-
- I want to rotate a shaft by some angle (360/N), where N = any no of divisions required of shaft. I have purchased a stepper motor (Bipolar, 5.5 kg-cm , 1.5 amp.) and arduino uno board and all other required accessories. for example - i want 20 division of shaft and delay decided by a photo-voltic sensors that is mounted aside of shaft. revolution step angle= 360/20 = 18 degrees .
please send me sketch of this problem.
with regards
Vishnu Parmar
Most stepper motors are 200 steps per revolution which is 1.8 deg. You would need to move it 10 steps to get that.
Without more information on the motor (i.e. a datasheet), there is no way to know for sure.
Try a Google search for arduino stepper motors. You will get thousands of examples.
If you want someone to write the code for you, there are plenty of folks you can hire at the Gigs and Collaborations section of the forum.
Post a ink to the datasheet for your motor.
Tell us what stepper motor driver you are using.
Give details of your motor power supply (volts and amps).
Have a look at these links
Stepper Motor Basics
Simple Stepper Code
and maybe, also
Planning and Implementing a Program
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What are your "all other required accessories"?
- motor driver? what type?
- can it be driven by dir/step control? or
- do you need to create the pulses, delays etc. by Arduino coding yourself?
- are you going to use a stepper library?
- motor specifics (bipolar? unipolar? datasheet, coil inductance, resistance ..)
Some more information would be helpful to give you a helping hand.
ups - Robin2 was faster ..