Stepper Motor Control by ATMEL AVR Microcontroller

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The paper deals with stepper motor control using microcontroller ATmega8-16PU. In the paper are mentioned two ways of control, namely full-step mode and half-step mode control. At first, bipolar stepper motor is introduced. Next, there is created measuring stand consisting of bipolar stepper motor with one step angle 1.8° and encoder with 360 CPR. During the experiment were measured angular velocities by I/O measuring card MF624 cooperating with Matlab/Simulink. The results show differences between used two stepping modes of motor.

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