Dave Wilson, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "Stepper Motor Controller",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Engineeringtalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release Motor controller suits miniature applications from
AllMotion, which we summarised at the time by saying "The EZHR17EN gives precise positioning, acceleration and velocity capability to any stepper motor that is NEMA size 23 or smaller".
The same day,
we featured the news release Stepper motor offers easy automation from
AllMotion: "The EZStepper stepper motor controller and driver combination is designed to be bolted onto the back of the stepper motors that it controls".
In September 2007, we covered the news from Festo
concerning its CMMS-ST motor controller
- take a look at Stepper motors cut costs
which says: "Festo's CMMS-ST controller and EMMS-ST stepper motor combination delivers up to 6.5nm torque and speeds up to 2000rev/min".
Take a look also at the news release from LG Motion, Tables cut the cost of positioning systems,
as well as Motorised actuators keep equipment on the level from Lambda Photometrics,
and Stepper controller/driver is fully self-contained from Techno-Isel.
See also:
Stepper drive system keeps quiet in US laboratory
(June 2006)
Hytec Electronics has recently supplied a special high-power version of its popular SMDS4 stepper motor drive system to the SLAC Laboratory in USA
Stepper controller drives in compact applications
(March 2006)
The award-winning dual axis EZHR17EN stepper motor controller and driver is designed for rapid off-the-shelf implementation in miniature applications
Stepper controller is made for Allen Bradley PLCs
(December 2005)
AMCI continues to expand its motion control product line with the release of the 3401 stepper motor control module for Allen Bradley's Point I/O
Stepper motor controller rides the PCIbus
(August 2005)
The Deva 004 PCI stepper motor controller enables the position, speed and acceleration of stepper driven axes to be controlled from a PC compatible computer
Scanning stages exceed stringent specifications
(August 2004)
Motorised scanning stages from Prior have always had a reputation for quality and reliability and now the company reckons it is delivering the proof with every one
News on the PCI stepper motor controller from Prior Scientific
(August 2003)
Prior Scientific has added a PCI stepper motor controller to its highly successful range of microscope automation products
Controller simplifies sample positioning
(July 2003)
The ProScan II stepper motor controller for micropositioning and microinspection incorporates both USB and RS232 serial communications
News on the PCI stepper motor controller from Prior Scientific
(May 2003)
Prior Scientific has developed a PCI stepper motor controller to drive any combination of motorised stages, focus motors, filter wheels and shutters, all from a PC
CANbus interfaces for embedded applications
(December 2001)
The Peak System range of CANbus modules and interfaces offer facilities for integrating local CAN communications into embedded systems for industrial applications
Cost effective and compact stepper controller
(December 2000)
The PVP152 is a microprocessor based single axis stepper control board with an integral bipolar chopper drive, having an adjustable motor output current of up to 1 Amp per phase