Easy Driver (V4.4) – Bipolar Stepper Motor Driver

Based on the Allegro A3967SLB chip, this small driver can control a single bipolar stepper motor

SKU 6168-EASYDRIVEREAN 8219671018821Item type: Assembled

Description

Based on the Allegro A3967SLB chip, this small driver can control a single bipolar stepper motor. It can be controlled with Arduino, microcontrollers, or other electronic boards capable of providing digital signals from 0 to 5 V or 0 to 3.3 V (with jumper SJ2 closed). The driver can be powered with a voltage between 7V and 20V. It offers the possibility to select 4 motor control modes: full step, 1/2 step, 1/4 step, and 1/8 step. It allows setting the output current via the dedicated trimmer (mounted on the board).

Warning: to avoid damaging the A3967 chip, do not connect or disconnect the motor while the driver is powered. The pin strips shown in the photo are not included.

Technical Specifications

  • Based on the Allegro A3967 chip
  • Compatible with 4, 6, and 8-wire stepper motors
  • Adjustable output current from 150 mA/phase to 750 mA/phase
  • Supply voltage from 7 V to 20 V

Documentation and Useful Links

Technical details

Selectable 4 motor control modes full step, 1/2 step, 1/4 step, and 1/8 step (default)
Dimensions (mm) 20.52 x 48.56 x 7.70

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