In our previous project, we controlled 28-BYJ48 stepper motor using Arduino. 28-BYJ48 has relatively lower torque than the other stepper motors like NEMA 14, NEMA17. In this tutorial, we are going to ...

In our previous project, we controlled 28-BYJ48 stepper motor using Arduino. 28-BYJ48 has relatively lower torque than the other stepper motors like NEMA 14, NEMA17. In this tutorial, we are going to ...

The Arduino code is designed so that it can expand to handle as many stepper motors as you need. I have put instructions on how to configure the code in the ino file. You might want to use the ...

This repository contains sample code for the ARC-S (ARduino-Controller-Stepper ... a pull-up circuit on the PCB ensures that the stepper driver stays disabled by default. The stepper drive moves the ...

The idea behind the project is simple: take a stepper motor, put a needle on it, and connect it to an Arduino. Instant analog gauge, measuring anything an Arduino can calculate. The motor used in ...

On the internet, there are even lots of tutorials on how to control these motors using an antique L293D driver IC and an Arduino ... and the capabilities of the motor driver. If you are into hobby ...

[Andreas] has created this tutorial ... an Arduino here on Hackaday. The rationale behind this is not often explained. [Andreas] connects a common low-cost 28BYJ-48 geared stepper motor with ...