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No able to achieve 1.8 Degree in 4-wire 1.8 Degree stepper motor

Posted by jasani_karan 
No able to achieve 1.8 Degree in 4-wire 1.8 Degree stepper motor
February 04, 2016 01:24AM
Hello all,

I am using a stepper motor with following specifications :

Steper motor with 2mm pulley attached to shaft compatible with GT2 timming belt
Step Angle : 1.8° Degree
Configuration: 4 wire Unipolar stepper motor
Holding Torque: 2.1 Kgcm at 1A per winding
Phase current : 1A
Resistance/phase: 2.9 ohm
Rated Voltage : 3.3V
Inductance/Phase : 4.7 mH
Length : 44mm
Shaft Length : 15 mm

While running motor using spartan 6 FPGA, I am not able to achieve 1.8 Degree and minimum degree I am able to achieve is 17 Degree.
Kindly suggest procedure by which I can achieve 1.8 Degree.
Re: No able to achieve 1.8 Degree in 4-wire 1.8 Degree stepper motor
February 04, 2016 03:13AM
What coil sequences are you doing...

Thats a really odd angle... its not even a multiple of 1.8

What the stepper part number?

Your sure its a 4 wire Unipolar ? It would be a strange beast... most are 5 or more.
Re: No able to achieve 1.8 Degree in 4-wire 1.8 Degree stepper motor
February 04, 2016 02:34PM
To drive a 4 wire stepper you need to drive it with 4 pins to an h-bridge or the easy way feed 2 pins to step and direction of a stepper driver ic or driver board such as dvr8825
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