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Support for Stepper Motors #91
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I have a DC motor at my desk, but haven't looked into adding stepper motors to any project so far. |
Could you suggest some resources for getting a project like that going on Android Things? What is the best way to control the power source to a motor from a microcontroller? |
If you have a motor, you can use a motor driver, like an h-bridge, to get enough current from your microcontroller to the motor. |
It depends on the type of motor you have, I'm sure, but I had a lot of luck
porting this library over
https://github.com/tyhenry/CheapStepper/blob/master/CheapStepper.cpp for
the 28byj-48 ULN2003 5V stepper motor and driver board if you're just
looking for something to use.
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If you have a motor, you can use a motor driver, like an h-bridge, to get
enough current from your microcontroller to the motor.
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Will MotorHat or other contrib-driver have support for stepper motors?
MotorHat was inspired by Zugaldia's code; who already added support for stepper motors in his repository. Should we use that one instead?
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