I was checking out Texas Instruments offerings in terms of stepper driver IC's and I noticed that they have a booster pack using their DRV8711. It attaches to one of their LaunchPad prototyping platforms to create an 8-52V 4.5Amp max stepper driver. Just wondering if anyone has tried to make their own stepper driver using this. Here is a link to it:
Stepper Motor BoosterPack featuring DRV8711 and CSD88537ND - BOOST-DRV8711 - TI Tool Folder
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11-22-2014, 05:52 AM #1
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Has anyone attempted to roll their own stepper driver using the TI DRV8711
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