This stepper motor features 8 ‘teeth’ on the stator, driven by two coils wound as two levels (top and bottom) with a common center tap, giving a total of five control lines. This makes it a ...

The precise terms of their name refer to how they work that is; a motor will turn one step each pulse of electricity. Due to this fine level of control, stepper motors are required in any ...

If you want a simple and easy introduction to stepper motors, check out the [IMSAI Guy]’s short video where he designs a very basic stepper motor controller and packs in a lot of quick lessons ...

We will discuss shunt wound, series wound, compound wound, servo, stepper, and torque motors, with a detailed explanation of how commutation and control are implemented in these designs. We will have ...