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    Re: Step and Direction Pulse Length

    Boy, you must be a student in some kind of technology class. Is this an actual classroom type class or home study? I ask this to see if you have any access to real test equipment or are you working...
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    Re: Step and Direction Pulse Length

    I'm not sure how you are getting all the numbers you are stating, but I get the idea that you do not have a good understanding of the math involved. Here are some fundamental concepts:

    1. If you...
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    Re: Step and Direction Pulse Length

    I'm not sure how you are getting all the numbers you are stating, but I get the idea that you do not have a good understanding of the math involved. Here are some fundamental concepts:

    1. If you...
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    Re: NEED WIRING HELP PLEASE !!!!

    Your stepper motor should have two coils. A simple VOM (Volt Ohm Meter), set to the resistance scale (Ohms) will show which wires are connected to the same coil. Check for continuity (0 Ohms) between...
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    Re: Step and Direction Pulse Length

    Something definitely does not make sense here. As others have stated and implied, a 10us pulse length could not be seen after the frequency exceeds 100Khz because the length of one cycle at that...
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    Poll: Re: Sharpening drill bits by hand

    I have to agree that a diamond wheel should not be used on HSS, at least if there is any appreciable speed of that grinding wheel. As I understand it, the heat can literally cause the diamond to be...
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    Connectors can be changed, just like bolts and...

    Connectors can be changed, just like bolts and nuts. If you want to use the DE-9 style connector, they are available with crimp-on pins so no soldering is needed. Do get a proper crimp tool, not a...
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    Poll: Oh boy, much ado about nothing. I do it. I...

    Oh boy, much ado about nothing.

    I do it. I do it when I need to. I do it with large bits. I only do it with small bits if I really have to. I recently took part in a similar discussion on...
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    Again assuming we are talking about ribbon cable,...

    Again assuming we are talking about ribbon cable, yes the red or marked wire is ususlly pin #1. If the rainbow ribbon, then it does follow resistor color code and a brown wire on one side of the...
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