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arduino:Spin-Scan [2021/07/30 16:09]
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arduino:Spin-Scan [2023/03/12 22:17] (current)
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 ===== Hardware configuration ===== ===== Hardware configuration =====
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-  * Arduino Uno clone (duinotech UNO classic r3, p/n XC-4410) 
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-  * LCD keypad shield clone (duinotech 2 x 16 LCD Controller, p/n XC-4454) 
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-  * Stepper Motor controller (duinotech L298N based, Dual Stepper Motor Controller, p/n XC-4492) 
  
 I had a choice of a number of  recycled stepper motors, and settled on using a [[:​electronic:​actuator:​stepper:​msaf200b51]],​ a Sankyo Mitsubishi flat motor with 1.8º/step (200 steps per revolution) and runs off a 12V power supply. ​ Its low profile, and lack of any protruding shaft from underneath meant it could just sit on the desk while testing. I had a choice of a number of  recycled stepper motors, and settled on using a [[:​electronic:​actuator:​stepper:​msaf200b51]],​ a Sankyo Mitsubishi flat motor with 1.8º/step (200 steps per revolution) and runs off a 12V power supply. ​ Its low profile, and lack of any protruding shaft from underneath meant it could just sit on the desk while testing.
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 +===== Parts list =====
 +  * Arduino Uno clone (duinotech UNO classic r3, p/n XC-4410)
 +  * LCD keypad shield clone (duinotech 2 x 16 LCD Controller, p/n XC-4454)
 +  * Stepper Motor controller (duinotech L298N based, Dual Stepper Motor Controller, p/n XC-4492)
 +  * [[:​electronic:​actuator:​stepper:​msaf200b51|MSAF200B51]],​ a Sankyo Mitsubishi stepper motor
  
 ===== The program code ===== ===== The program code =====