I learned more about these stepper motors in the last eight minuets than I learned in the last eight years from other sources! Thank you very much for this!
Really nice. I was wondering about why an unipolar 5 wires could not also be a bipolar 4 wires by not using the common middle coil wire.... now I know that this is exactly what an hybrid is! Many thanks. And it is quite clear. I will definitively check your other videos as soon as I have time :-), you got me!
nice work. cleared up a whole lot of chaos in my mind. unfortunately the music has compensated for it by scrambling my mind and making me want to start a southern rock band
According to my experience, bipolar stepper motor drivers can also be used to drive unipolar stepper motors. Just connect the motor to the bipolar configuration and the center tap wire to ground.
Very helpful and clear video, many thanks. What is the soundtrack? It's very chill and it might be nice if you gave a credit to the artists in the vid description...
Excellent, answered so many questions. Just one question...Does bipolar vs. unipolar mode use more power? It seems to me that it wouldn't since you're only energizing one set of coils at a time in bipolar mode.
Once again your video was very helpful, I was able to get a 5 wire Nema14 motor working properly with A4988 drivers, My only question is because I am not using the centre tap, does the motor have the same holding torque in Bipolar as it did in Unipolar?
Much thanks to you .Tutorial is very good. I have connected 2 stepper motors ( one in each port of arduino shield. I tried to spin each motors r( one at a time ) .It is ok.. What is the code to spin both motors at a time Request your help.
Nice video At 3:12 - what do you mean by a free wire - do you mean just any piece of wire without being connected to anything. ? how can it energize when not being connected to anything ? Where is the other end connected to ? Appreciate a reply.
Make the diagram of Bipolar 2 coils, 4 wires. Now, add a middle coil wire to each original coil, that makes a unipolar 4 coils, 6 wires. Join these two middle coil wire you just added to make a single wire, that is an unipolar 2 coils, 5 wires. Now, if you do as if these added wires were not there, you are back at the initial diagram, a bipolar 2 coils, 4 wires.
Now that I have easy driver / not so easy.I have a hybrid stepper, numbered all leads but which pair is a coil? One way motor hummed the other ran one way continuously no code yet?
One of the best, most clear and most understandable tutorial/explanation videos I've ever seen - brilliant.
I learned more about these stepper motors in the last eight minuets than I learned in the last eight years from other sources!
Thank you very much for this!
This is an excellent video. Thank you for taking the time to make it. I don’t understand how anyone could give it a ‘thumbs down.’
Well, this is called a step by stepper tutorial, good job dude
A great explanation, clear, concise, and correct ! Thanks for adding this to the world information base.
After watching all your vedios Crystal clear thanks..
Really nice. I was wondering about why an unipolar 5 wires could not also be a bipolar 4 wires by not using the common middle coil wire.... now I know that this is exactly what an hybrid is! Many thanks. And it is quite clear. I will definitively check your other videos as soon as I have time :-), you got me!
Thank you.
That just explained the basic function of stepper motors in a nutshell.
THANKS!!
Super awesome video! Very informative. Best stepper motor tutorial on the internet, I finally understand how they work!
thanks dude u gave me a real explanation better than my doctor :)
Excellent Video!! Was trying to run it for days and you finally made my day!!
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Keep up the good work!!
Fantastic clarity, content, and presentation. Thanks.
very nice and very easy to understand .one of the best videos. good job thank you very much
superb explanation. Good job. Thanks a lot Sir.
This is exactly the info I needed! Thanks so much.
Simple and efficient! Just what I was looking for. Thanks
What an explanation! [in my language] que explicação supinpa! I'm already subscribed!Thank you so much!
Thank you. This is what I'm looking for.
Agreed!
thanks for made this video!
I appreciate it... it is simple, easy, clear... easy to follow and to do it by yourself...
Very clear tutorial. Thank you for sharing 🙂👍
best tutorial ı have ever seen
nice work. cleared up a whole lot of chaos in my mind. unfortunately the music has compensated for it by scrambling my mind and making me want to start a southern rock band
brother very good explanation... thanks for explaining 👌👌👌
According to my experience, bipolar stepper motor drivers can also be used to drive unipolar stepper motors. Just connect the motor to the bipolar configuration and the center tap wire to ground.
Thank you!! Easy for me, beginer.
Thanks a lot, such a great tutorial, helped me a lot!
Nice class.. excellent professor!
Very very thanks for informative video.
Very beautiful video. Nicely ed!
Excellent explanation, thank you!
A very good tutorial! Thank you!!
Great, clear video.
THANK YOU for not putting a god dam ukulele track to this!!!
your explain is very good
Thanks a lot, youre the best man
Very helpful and clear video, many thanks. What is the soundtrack? It's very chill and it might be nice if you gave a credit to the artists in the vid description...
Great video! What do you call a stepper motor that has 3 coils? I am trying to find a driver for it with no success. Thanks in advance
Muy bueno el video, bien explicado, gracias.
Excellent, answered so many questions. Just one question...Does bipolar vs. unipolar mode use more power? It seems to me that it wouldn't since you're only energizing one set of coils at a time in bipolar mode.
Thanks a lot, this did help!
Once again your video was very helpful, I was able to get a 5 wire Nema14 motor working properly with A4988 drivers, My only question is because I am not using the centre tap, does the motor have the same holding torque in Bipolar as it did in Unipolar?
Much thanks to you .Tutorial is very good. I have connected 2 stepper motors ( one in each port of arduino shield.
I tried to spin each motors r( one at a time ) .It is ok.. What is the code to spin both motors at a time
Request your help.
Super easy, super done!
Simple and concise .
Thanks
i like the explanation. thanks
Is there a way to get this type of motor to produce power by spinning in with an external force?
Nice video At 3:12 - what do you mean by a free wire - do you mean just any piece of wire without being connected to anything. ? how can it energize when not being connected to anything ? Where is the other end connected to ?
Appreciate a reply.
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Make the diagram of Bipolar 2 coils, 4 wires. Now, add a middle coil wire to each original coil, that makes a unipolar 4 coils, 6 wires. Join these two middle coil wire you just added to make a single wire, that is an unipolar 2 coils, 5 wires. Now, if you do as if these added wires were not there, you are back at the initial diagram, a bipolar 2 coils, 4 wires.
Very useful, Thank you!!
Fantastic explanation
Very useful, thanks a lot
What is the battery voltage, 5V or 12V?
THANKS -- I LOVED IT
Where to we can buy this motor?
is this work for BYJ-48 stepper?
Good Job, Thank you...........................
Thanks, I nead to try this out with a pair of motors i found in a printer
Now that I have easy driver / not so easy.I have a hybrid stepper, numbered all leads but which pair is a coil? One way motor hummed the other ran one way continuously no code yet?
Just tried the led trick, ha ha , every wire combination lights the led when turning motor every one!
Great video
Well there god damn it, thats tellin it all, nice, thanks!
Thanks! But which number is A+ A- B+ B- ?
very usefull n helpfull
cant we drive bipolar motor with unipolar driver
What did you use to setup the breadboard?
A bare single core wire.
Nice video,
very good
In that 1234 numbered wires , which is a+ a- b+ b-. Someone please answer
thank you men
BEST!
It’s a good thing my stepper was basically the same with the wires otherwise it would be much harder
Man, this was a fucking usefull vídeo!! Thanks a lot. I have tried to figure it out, witgout sucess, how to find exactly what u have show.
Excellent
My battery just sparks its a 9V
I'm a bit late but still 😂😂
Nothing basic, a lab level experiment
its more complicated