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System-in-Package Evaluation Board with Integrated Microstepping Controller and 10 A Power MOSFET

EVLPOWERSTEP01

Overview

The EVLPOWERSTEP01 demonstration board is a microstepping motor driver delivering up to 10 A_r.m.s.. In combination with the STEVAL-PCC009V2 communication board and the evaluation software, the board allows the user to investigate all the features of the powerSTEP01. In particular, the board can be used to check the performance and to regulate the parameters in order to fit the application requirements.

The EVLPOWERSTEP01 supports the daisy chain configuration making it suitable for the evaluation of the powerSTEP01 in multi motor applications.

Main features

Voltage range from 10.5 V to 85 V
10 A_r.m.s.maximum output current
Up to 1/128 microstep
Programmable speed profile and advanced commands
Adjustable output slew rate
SPI with daisy chain feature
FLAG and BUSY LED indicators
Flexible supply voltage management
Suitable to be used in combination with STEVAL-PCC009V2

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