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shams-_-m · 5th April 2008, 03:32 PM

Hi , i think of building a simple robot , just 2 wheel , every wheel connected directly with the rotor of a stepper motor , is this physically
right .

thanxx

shams..........

Hero999 · 5th April 2008, 03:41 PM

Let me give you some advice.

For the highest chance of you being helped do all of the following:

Use a meaningful title for the thread. That way people who know about the subject will be drawn to it, rather than ignore it.
Fill your location in. If your English is poor people won't be so harsh and many questions are location specific, i.e. where can I buy this component from?
Do not use non standard fonts of paragraph settings. Keep the text aligned to the left so it's easier for people to read.

This is the last time I'm going to help you, unless you help yourself.

You might be able to do this but you need a motor with enough torque.

mashersmasher · 5th April 2008, 05:11 PM

i would suggest if you are new to robotics you should start with full rotation servos. they are pretty cheep and they don't need any circuitry other then a microcontroler since their controls are all integrated into the motor. steppers are hard to control if you don't have a controller board when you start out and i don't like trying to figure them out.

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Hero999 Experienced Member	Let me give you some advice. For the highest chance of you being helped do all of the following: Use a meaningful title for the thread. That way people who know about the subject will be drawn to it, rather than ignore it. Fill your location in. If your English is poor people won't be so harsh and many questions are location specific, i.e. where can I buy this component from? Do not use non standard fonts of paragraph settings. Keep the text aligned to the left so it's easier for people to read. This is the last time I'm going to help you, unless you help yourself. You might be able to do this but you need a motor with enough torque. __________________ What's so bad about Microsoft? Get Opera it's simply a superb browser.

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5th April 2008, 05:11 PM	(permalink)
mashersmasher Experienced Member	i would suggest if you are new to robotics you should start with full rotation servos. they are pretty cheep and they don't need any circuitry other then a microcontroler since their controls are all integrated into the motor. steppers are hard to control if you don't have a controller board when you start out and i don't like trying to figure them out.