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    Hi jazz411 ,

    if you wish to use an all in one stepper driver and breakout board
    the 4 wire motors 3.5A current is the maximum current for the G540 for example


    the 8 wire motor with the windings connected in series has the highest
    inductance and a 2.5A current
    for high step rates you will need a higher motor supply voltage

    when connected in parallel the lowest inductance that should give you the fastest speed
    but at the cost of needing a more expensive individual 5A stepper drivers
    and breakout board

    John


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    Oh that's easy the 5A has the potential to run faster without losing as much torque.

    Thanks.


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