For many people including myself do not really know how to control unipolar stepper motors, this circuit is easy to build it and understand, we do not need a microcontroller making it work, we relied on a 4017 decimal counter which is not taking the steps that make you turn the stepper motor, the speed or velocity is controlled by an LM555 oscillator which gives a frequency which is the counter increases, we use a ULN2803 driver is integrated with supporting a 500mA current activated each motor winding.
Components:
- 1 LM555.
- 1 CD 4017.
- 1 ULN2803.
- 1 Unipolar Stepper Motor.
- 1 Resistance 2K 1 / 2 Watt.
- 1 1/4Watt 330R resistor.
- 1 Potentiometer 100k.
- 1 Capacitor 10uF 16V.
- 1 100nF capacitor.
- 1 Led.
Components:
- 1 LM555.
- 1 CD 4017.
- 1 ULN2803.
- 1 Unipolar Stepper Motor.
- 1 Resistance 2K 1 / 2 Watt.
- 1 1/4Watt 330R resistor.
- 1 Potentiometer 100k.
- 1 Capacitor 10uF 16V.
- 1 100nF capacitor.
- 1 Led.
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