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Stepper Motor Training System
The Stepper Motor Training System (SMTS) is a self-contained unit that connects to a PC through USB. The SMTS is designed to teach the principles and operations of stepper motors and can be used as an application for programming, providing experience into the many applications of stepping motors.
Stepping motors, are motors which rotate one step when supplied with a pulse. Typical applications include CNC machine tool drives, X-Y plotters and Printers. The control signals required are almost always the same, regardless of motor size.
The system comprises of four Stepper Motors and includes an interactive software program. The software introduces the principles of stepper motors, their use and control. The software includes questions and answers to allow the teacher to evaluate the knowledge of the students.
Key Features
- Introduction to Stepper Motor control
- Manual and automated control
- Self-contained unit
- Tutorial software
- Question and answers for each section of the tutorial software
- Clockwise and anti-clockwise direction
- Can be used as a target application for programming software
- Easily interfaced to PC through USB
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Experiments:
- Switched inputs
- Control of an output port
- Use of the Analogue to Digital Converter
- Use of the temperature sensor
- Digital to Analogue Converter
- Control of the buzzer frequency
- Driving the seven segment display unit
- Keypad scanning
- Pulse Width Modulation control of the DC motor unit
- Closed loop control of the DC motor unit
Key Features
- Building control circuits and PC control programming
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- Temperature control
- ADC and DAC converters
- Keypad input
- Audible and visual indictors
- Several other projects with varying complexity
- Control from a PC or Microcontroller
- Switched faults
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