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microstepping with 68hc12 - lino_marques_panilas - Nov 15 18:15:00 2004


Currently, I'm trying to do microstepping with a 68hc12.

I know how to put a step motor runing with full step, etc etc.... but
I can't do microstepping

Can anyone please explain me how to use the pwm to control the step of
the motor???

Thanks in advance






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Re: microstepping with 68hc12 - Author Unknown - Nov 15 19:51:00 2004

In a message dated 11/15/04 6:24:11 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
writes:

Can anyone please explain me how to use the pwm to control the step of
the motor???
======================
Half stepping and full stepping could be considered 'subsets' of
microstepping... just get a couple of d/a converters or pwm outs and an h-bridge and put
sin and cos on them. The 45 deg points both coils are on at .707, at the 90
deg points one coil is +, the other -, etc.
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