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    Mardus-Kreutz Unipolar Microstepper, a simpler alternative.

    Here is a simpler (more integrated) alternative for the Mardus-Kreutz unipolar power stage. No PCB board has been developed for this design. This is the response for some people's complains about previous mosfet driver chip availability in other countries.

    Thanks, Nasiri, for your help on this design.
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    My version of Mardus-Kreutz project.
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    Quote Originally Posted by rchobby View Post
    My version of Mardus-Kreutz project.
    Thank you for your posting and photos.

    Regards,

    Kreutz

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    Mardus-Kreutz project stepper pcb RV1

    Hello.
    Dear professor.
    This is Mardus-Kreutz project stepper pcb RV1.
    I testing whit 4amp stepper motor. it is good.
    thanks for you help to design this pcb.
    Regards ,
    Reza.
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    Quote Originally Posted by NASR1 View Post
    Hello.
    Dear professor.
    This is Mardus-Kreutz project stepper pcb RV1.
    I testing whit 4amp stepper motor. it is good.
    thanks for you help to design this pcb.
    Regards ,
    Reza.
    Congratulations, Nasiri, Job well done.!!!
    A+

    Regards,

    Kreutz

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    What's the Max Amper Setting for this Driver and what's the formula to set the current limit ? I checked the circuit but cannot find how to do it, i just saw two 0.2 Ohms / 5 Watts in parallel. Can you please help ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ozan View Post
    What's the Max Amper Setting for this Driver and what's the formula to set the current limit ? I checked the circuit but cannot find how to do it, i just saw two 0.2 Ohms / 5 Watts in parallel. Can you please help ?
    The maximum current per phase is 8 Amps, the formula is: adjust the Reference (TP1 and TP2) voltage to 0.1 times your peak current by using the potentiometers. Remember to follow the setup instructions on the original thread ( http://www.cnczone.com/forums/showpo...&postcount=252 ) there is a jumper selection on the translator's board for this adjustment (service position).

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    Mardus-Kreutz board Setup for Boards up to Rev2.1E
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    Hello
    I started projected pcb for attiny2313 + l6506.
    I don't know what is PB1. What function ? Why it's on power stage?
    Help my please
    Sorry by my language ?

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    Question

    Hello
    I started project pcb for attiny2313 + l6506.
    I don't know what is PB1. What function is for ? Why it's on power stage ?
    What signal from LPT (PC) ?
    Help mi please
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    Quote Originally Posted by tonyas View Post
    Hello
    I started project pcb for attiny2313 + l6506.
    I don't know what is PB1. What function is for ? Why it's on power stage ?
    What signal from LPT (PC) ?
    Help mi please
    Mardus-Kreutz w L6506.zip
    Signal PB1, the name of the signal refers to a connection to PortB pin 1 on the Attiny2313, that is an Error / Enable output (Error = 0, Enabled = 1) The description of the function is written under the connector on the translator's schematics. That pin of the connector does not need an external connection.

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    Thanks

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    Tips for loading the Rev01N++ firmware on the ATTiny2313-20

    Most of the complains so far have been the transaltor not working after loading the Flash memory. Here are some tips:

    -Remember to set the fuse for external Xtal > 8Mhz.
    -Do not change the watchdog ON fuse.
    -Enable the Brown-out detection fuse....!!!
    -Un-Check the Clock divider (clk/8) fuse!!

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    Again, after blowing 3 MOSFETs in first test, here's the first video of Simpler Alternative :

    Mardus-Kreutz Unipolar Microstep Driver Simpler Alternative (80V@8A) - First Test

    Of course the period is short as MOSFETs are naked

    Tested with TC44227CPA's instead of TC427CPA's, 1/5 Microstep, 48V Power Supply, IRL640 MOSFETs with 47 Ohm Gate Resistors and 0.22 Ohm Ceramic Resistors (They are not adequate but it was okay)

    Thanks Nasiri, Kreutz and Mardus...

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    Thank you Ozan, Congratulations!!, You are the first user to post a video of the board's performance on this thread too.

    Regards,

    Kreutz.

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    Bipolar version

    Bipolar version of Mardus-Kreutz unipolar microstepper. Should be work bipolar or unipolar but not tested yet. Difference only power output. Also has more microsteps, M-K steps and 1/3 1/6 1/9 1/12 1/18 and 1/36. This driver will work with rotary table indexer http://www.cnczone.com/forums/showthread.php?t=47007 modyfied to atmega32.
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    Quote Originally Posted by rchobby View Post
    Bipolar version of Mardus-Kreutz unipolar microstepper. Should be work bipolar or unipolar but not tested yet. Difference only power output. Also has more microsteps, M-K steps and 1/3 1/6 1/9 1/12 1/18 and 1/36. This driver will work with rotary table indexer http://www.cnczone.com/forums/showthread.php?t=47007 modyfied to atmega32.
    Congratulations!!

    Kreutz.

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    Have anybody PCB for this motor controller ?

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    Kreutz,

    Just wondering why you chose to go with a dual output driver (TC427CPA) instead of a quad output such as the TC4468?

    Thanks,
    Jon

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    Quote Originally Posted by JonLed View Post
    Kreutz,

    Just wondering why you chose to go with a dual output driver (TC427CPA) instead of a quad output such as the TC4468?

    Thanks,
    Jon
    Chip availability in other parts of the world. This design was made because the original Mardus-Kreutz board's mosfet driver chip was not widely available.

    Regards,

    Kreutz.

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