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27th February 2004, 09:23 PM
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Voltage regulation with high current
Hi,
I need to drive 4 stepping motors at the same time, each motor needs about 1A and about 3 V - 5 V. The 7805 is useless for this mission (It can't ever drive 1 motor). Do you know a voltage regulator for high currents? Or maybe i should use Zener diodes for high currents? Thanxxx Udi |
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27th February 2004, 09:47 PM
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use enhanced transistors to drive the motors, like IRF630, and be sure to put diodes in parallel with them to prevent current from the stepper motor from going back into the circuit and frying your circuit.
below is an example of what i mean: (the 1k resistor is just a current limiting resistor from whatever your driver is, might not even be needed), you're gonna have to set up one of these for each wire on the stepper. |
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27th February 2004, 11:35 PM
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Thanks, i also found the LT1083 serial which can drive up to 5A !!
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