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    Sla7062m

    I have managed to get my hands on 4 FREE SLA7062M's. (had to begggggg for free samples! ). Anyone done anything with them yet!!!!

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    Nope but i am working on Phil's prototype 7051 board design. If the pinouts are the same you maybe able to use the same board.
    Have a good one.
    Dave


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    Quote Originally Posted by TinkerDJ
    Nope but i am working on Phil's prototype 7051 board design. If the pinouts are the same you maybe able to use the same board.
    They are not. 18 pin vs 21 pin

    Dave Rigotti


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    PC Board for the Allegro SLA7062

    shahidmk,

    I have developed a circuit board for the SLA7062M unipolar microstepper IC.

    The STEP & DIRECTION inputs are opto-isolated and can be configured as PNP sourcing or NPN sinking.

    It has and idle current reduction feature that reduces motor current by 50% when no step pulses have been received (after a 2-second delay).

    The motor current is adjustable to 0.5 Amps to 3.0 Amps with a potentiometer and the board accepts an input voltage range of 10 to 44 VDC.

    The board size is 2.8" x 3.7"

    Both the boards and the SLA7062 IC's are available at: www.techkits.com

    -DW


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    Reduced price for SLA7062M

    I have the Allegro / Sanken SLA7062M Unipolar Microstepping Driver ICs for sale at the reduced price of $10 each. See: www.techkits.com


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    Hello to all

    We made it a circuit with SLA7062M and shoot SLA7062M and smoke.

    That happens when I want to increase motor curent for more than 0.5 A. Stepper is 5V to 0.8 A

    I attach the circuit if someone clarifying its

    Excuse my English idiot
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    Magenta Unipolar Microstepper Motor Drive Kit

    Magenta Electronics LTD have just brought out a Stepper motor driver kit using the SLA7062M Chip.

    10-46 volts at up to 3 amps (adjustable). Full PWM.
    Micro-stepping can be set to 1/2, 1/4, 1/8 & 1/16 steps.
    Opto isolated inputs for either 3.3 or 5 volts. (Will work with older laptop Printer Ports.
    Kit includes PCB and ALL Parts plus Demo PC Software (downloadable from website).

    Kit 920 Stepper motor kit only = ₤18.76 - $28.17 US
    Kit 920 + MD23 200 step Motor = ₤26.96 - $40.48 US
    All prices include VAT at current rate. Mail order only.
    Contact:-
    http://www.magenta2000.co.uk
    Telephone:- +44-1283-565435


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    If you can send me a schematic and board layout in .jpg formats, I could have a look at them for you (it may be after my holiday in 2 weeks time though!)
    I do not want to install Eagle on this laptop.....sorry....
    regards
    Der fisherman.


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