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Re: How to pulse the step motor 55SI-25DAWD

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From: Chad Edward Albrecht
Date: Mon, 14 Dec 1992 19:12
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I am just going to guess at this, but judging from the number and colors
of the wires, its a 4 step.  This means that your 2 red wires are the 
grounds and the other 4 various colors will be the Vcc on the 4 coils.
by pulsing these inputs like this:

			STEP 1		STEP 2		STEP3		STEP4
	INPUT #1_________|-|_________________________________________________
	INPUT #2_________________________|-|_________________________________
	INPUT #3_________________________________________|-|_________________
	INPUT #4_________________________________________________________|-|_

You can accomplish this using a simple D flip-flop.

Hope this helps!

Chad

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