Hi, i would like some advise/help on what power supply to buy for: This stepper controller : robotshop.com/eu/en/tb6600-stepper-motor-driver.html This stepper motor : robotshop.com/eu/en/12v-28a-3333-oz-in-nema-23-bipolar-stepper-motor.html The controller says that it can deli…

Hi, The TB6600 Stepper Motor Driver can input from 9V to 42V. The current output from the driver can be set to : 0.5A, 1A, 1.5A, 2A, 2.5A, 2.8A, 3.0A, 3.5A. The recommended voltage of the RB-Phi-266 is 12V and its rated current is 2.8A. As long as you set an output current of …

Thank you for helping me out , i will buy those 3/4 parts now without fear :] . Thanks again for your help i appreciate it .

The RB-Phi-266 has a coil rated voltage of 2.5V and a rated current of 2.8A. This basically means if you hook it up to 2.5V, it will draw 2.8A continuously. If you connect it to a higher voltage, it will draw more current and will get hot but will perform better. Generally, ste…

@namadin13 Can I use my laptop charger which is switching power adapter with DC output 19.5V - 9.23A to the input of TB6600 stepper motor driver?

Hi I have a similar question to the original poster. I have these steppers that run at 4.2A at 1.6V: Stepper%20Motor%20Nema%2023%2057HS64-3008%201.5Nm.pdf 810.37 KB Can I use these TB6600 drivers to power my steppers? I understand that th…

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Ninja March 23, 2019, 4:25pm 4

Shouldn’t that be 2.8 Amps or LESS?