Beginners Guide To Using Large Stepper Motors:
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ธ.ค. 2020
- Part of a beginner series in robotics and automation projects.
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Download Arduino Software
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Wow!!! Excellent presentation. I was born in 1937, have zero technical training and have just started learning Arduino. I call it my anti-Alzheimer's strategy. With videos like this there is no excuse to stop learning. Thankyou
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I am proud of you. I was born in 2007 and have been doing Arduino since I was 11. Now I'm 16
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W😏hen I was 16, I was a learning to shear sheep in the North West of Australia - that was 70 years ago! Aurdino was not even a word then!
Please, win the fight with some hobbies! Hope you’re not exhibiting signs or even have the disease but, if you do, we’ll pray for you! This is one of the best ways to fight it back!
Hope you're doing alright.
Violin = stepper motor
Violinist = stepper driver
Conductor = Arduino
Composer = you
The audience = us
this is the real 'instructable'!
Sheet music = software
👍👍👍
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Dude I'm a mechanical engineer thrown into a robotics field. Having to learn about my motors, drives and controllers from scratch at my new job for the past 2 weeks. If I had known about this channel sooner, I could have honestly avoided a bunch of stupid and costly mistakes. Thanks man, you the robotics G 😎.
One of the better Stepper intro/tutorials I've seen. That's some high quality H2O right there.
Thank you kindly for sharing your excellent skills with another 76+ learner.
53+ here.. :)
"That's more fun than it should be." 😄
I'm looking forward to more in this series!
Yeah, I had to laugh when he said that! I can relate haha.
Oh, how many times I’ve giggled like a little school girl when something I’ve been working on actually works.
This is what I come to TH-cam for. People that know what they’re talking about. Explaining it to me. So I can know what I’m talking about 👌🏻
Jeremy - From South Africa - Thanks keep up the great content. I am actually a Controls engineer (PLC programmer/systems integrator) and seeing you just excel so quickly means you have passion for this kind of work. your content is really learning me a lot. Especially the videos on magnetism and how motors work even though I attended university back then I did not have a lot of access to the internet. But only now am I realizing that if I had seen your videos during my time at uni I would probably have been teaching my lecturers on the subjects!!! Your stuff is inspiring and teaching the younger generation so much. There is so much value in your content and I am truly happy that you're channel has started gaining momentum! keep up the work we appreciate you and your family!
This is now my go to TH-cam channel
A true blessing to the TH-cam community. Thank you for posting!
Hey, TH-cam algorithm. Why has it taken you this long to show me this guy's videos!? Excellent quality? Check. Right in my interest areas? Check. Did I mention the excellent quality!???! I couldn't subscribe fast enough. Glad to be aboard. I love the conductor, instrumentalist, instrument metaphor, btw. Gah, I love people who can explain things well.
I feel smarter after watching your videos Jeremy. Thank you.
Nice vid, Mr. Fielding. A lot of tutorials seem to assume the reader already knows the basics. This is a great start for someone wishing to move on to more technical documentation.
This video is 3 years old but will live with me forever! Thank you~
17:00 "That's more fun than it should be" I love it!!
Wonderful explanations. I hope you are a teacher in your other life. Your videos have helped me with so many projects. Thank you so much!
Several months ago, I came to this video (and many others on your channel) purely for entertainment and shiny object therapy. Now that I've jumped in with Arduino recently and am on the learning curve I've come back for education. 🙂
Great stuff Jeremy! Very clear and understandable. Thank you.
Now this is the best explanation of these motors I've been able to find period. Thanks!👍👍👍
you have lifted the cloud from my mind
We need more teachers like Mr. Fielding!
Why are you such a BOSS!!!! Thank you for an informative video Jeremy. God bless you!
the violin/-ist/conductor/music analogy is REALLLLY good
It is by far the best explanation I've found on these NEMA motor. Thanks a Lot!!!
Awesome to see so many names at the end. Glad you are getting that kind of support & hope it keep growing!
Jam packed with technical goodness. Thank you.
Your very good at explaining step by step to move forward !
Thanks !
Fantastic explanation of the “why” for each component…I just subscribed😀
Really well explained, been using steppers for years and tried a few time to explain how they work to my friend and failed. She just said why didn't you explain it that way. 🙂
Man, I wish college was like this... You make great quality stuff man!
We are the once who should thank you millions of times!
You are my hero Jeremy. I'll be like you one day. You should make some videos on how to use these skills with side hustles.
Did not get a notification of this video even thought i am suscribed and have nofifications on. Luckily i found this by chance while doing some research for my own first stepper motor project. looking forward to the rest of the series.
Great and easy explanation for anyone to understand. Thanks for these videos
Yes! Looking forward to this series!
This is a "This Old Tony" level breakdown. Very clear and easily digested. Bang up job, man. Thanks for the knowledge.
Nice, clean and easy to follow. Just brilliant.
I am so glad you are going to have a stepper motor series. I am looking forward to watching/learning from you. Thank you !
Fantastic overview Jeremy! Well done.
Love your delivery, knowledge and the stuff you do. More please. I’m a huge fan
Hi I've just come across your page. I'm an electromechanical engineer by trade but I have zero arduino coding skills. Its something I have always wanted to do but didn't know where to start. Your approach and explanation are Excellent, and you have really ignited enthusiasm in me to expand my knowledge. Great Work. Greetings from the UK.
Love your clear explanation Jeremy! Happy to have discovered your videos! Have a great day!
Jeremy, you have made my day as an automotive tech. Why? Because the controls and stepper motors used in a bra I like GM have seen little change and I want to include their hardware, software and stepper motor system into my 1967 C10 truck. The HVAC system has several requirements to have some stepper motors simply move all of the way open, then all of the way closed. Others like heat, need increments of movement to control temperature with heat. One moves a door blocking air flow thru the heater core while opening the left lower heater vent door open more for that warm cozy feeling. If I am on the other side dressed for cold weather, I don’t need it open that far. Instead of stepper motors, they are simple dc motors geared to the door and a potentiometer for feedback. This was mention and must be part of robotics. Not optical or pulse from a magnetic sensor and tone ring but a simple pot. 5Vdc to feedback and 12Vdc to the motor. I will have to watch more!
You do a great job explaining all of the info you present here. I'm grateful you took the time to make and post it.
Awesome video Jeremy. Thanks for explaining the different stepper motors.
I would like to thank you Jeremy, for reigniting my interest in electrical automation this past year and for such enjoyable videos.
THANKYOU! 😁
Very good info Jeremy. Thanks for making this video.
I really love your channel. I can’t say that enough. THANK YOU for every bit of knowledge you’ve given us!
Dude, your videos are so great, I can't seem to have enough of them! Thank you so much!!!
This has accomplished exactly what it's set out to do. I'm excited to get into the next in the series. Thanks man
You are a brilliant teacher.
Thanks for sharing.
Thank you and Happy Holidays
Very clear guide, good job!
best presentation I've seen yet! Bravo!
Your explanations are so good.
Excellent demonstration
I always appreciate your videos. You walk us through some very challenging materials and make it clear and easy for us to follow.
Thank you for taking the time to make these videos and teach people new skills.
Thanks for making these. I'm so glad to gave your channel as a resource
Your audio is very good. I have seen a number of good techs making videos where I could not really understand what is being said. I subscribed.
Your videos are always great at explaining and encouraging, thank you!
Excellent video. Great presentation style.
This is a great video, one of the very best I’ve seen regarding stepper motors. Thanks so much for sharing your expertise.
Awesome work! I appreciate your seemingly natural ability to explain complex problems in simple to understand instructions!
Amazing job with balancing educational content with pure child-like excitement.
I love this channel.
Fantastic tutorial. Jeremy's teaching approach and editing are spot on. There is plenty of material so these are great videos to rewatch.
Thank you Jeremy, I have found your presentation on this subject to be well explained - well done sir !
Very clear and concise! Thanks a lot!
Been watching stepper motor videos all day, way to go my dude, amazing execution.
Always entertaining and informative Jeremy, great job.
I love your content Jeremy. Great introduction into stepper motors. Thank you.
This is so great! I will be using this exact setup in my class! So easy to understand.
Very clear and helpful introduction
This might be my new favorite channel. I've wanted to do some stepper motor projects for a long time, and you explained everything so plainly. Thanks!
I love how your video's combine high-power motors & robotics.
Not extensively covered topics,
Really clear and practical explanations.
Thank you!
This is exactly what I needed for a project I have planned
I absolutely love how you explain stuff, man. I'm always thrilled when your videos show up in my subscription list. And today I learned about DIN rails. Thanks!
Your teaching method and production are amazing. I finally understand this enough to give it a(nother) shot!
I wish you were my neighbor. Love the videos and appreciate all the effort you put into them. Thanks for all you do to help educate others.
I've had all the bits for ages, this has given me the little nudge to get stuck in over the holiday break. Thanks Sir!
Soldering simple, trick is good rosin flux and good solder with a bit of silver in it such as Kester SN62PB35.65AG02SB.35 Thanks for the great videos, you are a very good communicator. You often answer questions as they pop into my mind.
You are a Great teacher, Jeremy !! Thanks!
So many details, step by step, really amazing tutorial 👍
excellent job presenting steppers and control systems.
Thank you for your expertise Jeremy, cant wait to see the next arrival!
i love this new series of video!
Excellent video. Demystifies some really key pieces of using steppers!
I love how u explain things thank you very much
This is a lovely tutorial. I think it's going to become an amazing resource for a lot of people for a long time!
Thanks again, Jeremy!
Love your channel! The idea of using the accelstepper library for a project I'm working on, is eye-opening for me, Thanks!
Very Awesome, Thank You Jeremy and Supporters, Merry Holidays, :)
I discovered your channel from watching Smarter Everyday. So awesome! I look forward to seeing more of your projects and tutorials.
You have done such a great job explaining this. I really enjoy learning from your videos. Keep up the great work!❤
I love this direction for your channel! I am pumped for what comes next!
Great work, Jeremy! Your explanations are incredibly clear and easy to follow. I genuinely appreciate your efforts and the knowledge you share. Thank you!
Great work as always, never disappointing.
You serve as a great inspiration to get active and upgrade my skills.
Keep up the good work.
The best video on how to start using stepper motors in youtube! thank you.
Thank you for the videos Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
Good stuff Jeremy. I remember taking mechatronics classes in University and you describe this stuff much better than my prof ever did!
The precision of stepper motors is amazing. Great explanation of this fascinating device. Mr. Fielding, I'm certainly looking forward to more videos.
This is an amazing resource, thank you!