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ROTARY ENCODER A neodymium magnet attached to the back of the motor shaft, with a magnetic encoder chip, allow for north/south pole tracking of the magnet. With this information, the angle of the stepper motor shaft can be determined. The encoder has a 16bit resolution, so the shaft position can be tracked in steps of […]
If your application requires a more rugged mounting solution, then this is the answer. It will permanently fix the uStepper to your NEMA17 Stepper Motor. Please note the bolts only fit our 62oz NEMA17 Stepper Motor, different bolts would be required to mount to any other motor size.
The uStepper EGO Shield is a great addition to the uStepper family of components. It allows simple pushbutton control of a motor without the need for programming knowledge. The EGO Shield is a super sharp OLED Display with 4 push buttons. The shield simply pushes into the pin headers on the uStepper, which is then […]
Most 3D Printer and CNC users have experienced skipped steps in their linear motion control. The uStepper Stepstick shield aims to solve this problem with drop in parts. The uStepper has a 12 bit rotary encoder built to track motor movement. This is good for single motor applications, but not useful in the case of […]
Add additional circuits to the uStepper with this prototype shield. The holes are 2.54mm spaced, plated on both sides. Note it doesn’t come with pins soldered.
Keep you’re electronics protected with this uStepper cover. It fits both the terminal and power connector versions. It comes in two versions, fully closed version that just leaves the USB & Power connector open. Or the Open version which also has slots for the I/O Pins.
ROTARY ENCODER A neodymium magnet attached to the back of the motor shaft, with a magnetic encoder chip, allow for north/south pole tracking of the magnet. With this information, the angle of the stepper motor shaft can be determined. The encoder has a 12bit resolution, so the shaft position can be tracked in steps of […]
The Solution ON Development IVS had a solution and a prototype developed for a stepper motor controller. The result is the uStepper, an integrated Arduino and Stepper motor driver which is mountable on to the back of a NEMA17 Stepper motor. They needed funding to bring this prototype into production, so they headed to Kickstarter. […]
