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Idle stepper plan for Proteus #4

Closed rusefillc closed 2 years ago

rusefillc commented 2 years ago

I have six pin stepper idle

40 OHm between middle +12 wires and other ends of 80 OHm coils. Coils A and B seem to NOT be connecter.

My preference would be to use two Proteus H-bridges. What do I do with the middle +12?

What do I do about those being connected on the vehicle? would H-bridge plan not work until +12 middle pins are disconnected?

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full schematics https://github.com/rusefi/rusefi/wiki/Vault-of-Mitsubishi#1995-3000gt

rusefillc commented 2 years ago

@andreika-git @mck1117 ^^^

mck1117 commented 2 years ago

that's a unipolar stepper, not a bipolar stepper, so it needs yet another different control mode, and four lowside outputs

mck1117 commented 2 years ago

rusefillc commented 2 years ago

Would cutting those +12v wires make it a bipolar stepper?

mck1117 commented 2 years ago

It may work, but it's not very PnP. It's possible the motor may be too weak if we rewired it as a bipolar stepper.

rusefillc commented 2 years ago

So we use four low sides for stepper coils great news we have those on Proteus

@mck1117 do we need fly-backs on those lines?

rusefillc commented 2 years ago

Let's see if we have enough Proteus low sides, let's add fly-backs on the board just in case.

Qwerty-OFF commented 2 years ago

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rusefillc commented 2 years ago

@mck1117 does this look right?

mck1117 commented 2 years ago

looks fine to me