TMCM-1211 STEPROCKER
ActiveMOTOR MOUNTABLE STEPPER MOTOR CONTROLLER/DRIVER MODULE 10 TO 30V, 5.7A, 256 ΜSTEPS, SIXPOINT RAMP CONTROLLER WITH USB, S/D, AND RS485 INTERFACE, STALLGUARD, COOLSTEP, STEALTHCHOP
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TMCM-1211 STEPROCKER
ActiveMOTOR MOUNTABLE STEPPER MOTOR CONTROLLER/DRIVER MODULE 10 TO 30V, 5.7A, 256 ΜSTEPS, SIXPOINT RAMP CONTROLLER WITH USB, S/D, AND RS485 INTERFACE, STALLGUARD, COOLSTEP, STEALTHCHOP
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Technical Specifications
Parameters and characteristics for this part
| Specification | TMCM-1211 STEPROCKER |
|---|---|
| Control / Drive Type | Bipolar, Stepper |
| Current - Output | 5.7 A |
| Interface | USB, RS-485 |
| Motor Type | Stepper |
| Mounting Type | Chassis Mount |
| Operating Temperature [Max] | 50 °C |
| Operating Temperature [Min] | -25 °C |
| Type | Board |
| Voltage - Supply [Max] | 30 VDC |
| Voltage - Supply [Min] | 10 VDC |
Pricing
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| Distributor | Package | Quantity | $ | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Digikey | N/A | 11 | $ 304.53 | |
Description
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TMCM-1211 Series
The TMCM-1211 is a single axis motor controller/driver board for 2-phase bipolar stepper motors. It features the ADI Trinamic motion controller/motor driver TMC5160 in combination with an ARM Cortex-M4™(MK20DX128VLK7) processor. The module is intended to be a fully functional development platform.All you need to get started is a power supply and ADI Trinamic's free and easy to use TMCL-IDE. This graphical user interface allows quick setup and supports the use of commands in direct mode, monitors real-time behavior visualized in graphs, and logs and stores data.More about the TMCL-IDEAPPLICATIONS:Laboratory AutomationManufacturingRoboticsFactory AutomationTest & MeasurementTechnology evaluationFirst experiences with stepper motorsHobby application
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