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Stepper Motor

The USB-Slide II is a motorized precision linear slide for automated applications. Powered and controlled solely by a standard USB port, this system provides the method of automated control unmatched in size, simplicity, and ease of use.

Specifications

Microstep Size (default Resolution): 1.5 urad
Accuracy (unidirectional): -- mrad
Maximum Speed: -- rpm
Minimum Speed: -- urad/s
Integrated Controller: Yes
The USB-Motor II is a relatively low cost system for precision linear motion. Powered and controlled solely by a standard USB port, this system provides the method of linear motion control unmatched in size, simplicity, and ease of use.

Specifications

Microstep Size (default Resolution): 1.5 urad
Accuracy (unidirectional): -- mrad
Maximum Speed: -- rpm
Minimum Speed: -- urad/s
Integrated Controller: Yes
Picard Industries USB Motor Controller.

Specifications

Microstep Size (default Resolution): 6.4 urad
Accuracy (unidirectional): -- mrad
Maximum Speed: -- rpm
Minimum Speed: -- urad/s
Integrated Controller: Yes
These NEMA size 17 stepper motors have a built-in controller and motor encoder. A detachable home sensor with mounting screw and a small magnet are included. An additional, optional away sensor is also available. They are standalone units requiring only a standard 24 V or 48 V power supply. An indexed knob provides convenient manual ...

Specifications

Microstep Size (default Resolution): 490.866 urad
Accuracy (unidirectional): 4.362500 mrad
Maximum Speed: 2,650.1 rpm
Minimum Speed: 4,607.592 urad/s
Integrated Controller: Yes
These NEMA size 17 stepper motors have a built-in controller and motor encoder. A detachable home sensor with mounting screw and a small magnet are included. An additional, optional away sensor is also available. They are standalone units requiring only a standard 24 V or 48 V power supply. An indexed knob provides convenient manual ...

Specifications

Microstep Size (default Resolution): 490.866 urad
Accuracy (unidirectional): 4.362500 mrad
Maximum Speed: 2,650.1 rpm
Minimum Speed: 4,607.592 urad/s
Integrated Controller: Yes
These NEMA size 17 stepper motors have a built-in controller and motor encoder. A detachable home sensor with mounting screw and a small magnet are included. An additional, optional away sensor is also available. They are standalone units requiring only a standard 24 V or 48 V power supply. An indexed knob provides convenient manual ...

Specifications

Microstep Size (default Resolution): 490.866 urad
Accuracy (unidirectional): 4.362500 mrad
Maximum Speed: 2,650.1 rpm
Minimum Speed: 4,607.592 urad/s
Integrated Controller: Yes
These NEMA size 17 stepper motors have a built-in controller and motor encoder. A detachable home sensor with mounting screw and a small magnet are included. An additional, optional away sensor is also available. They are standalone units requiring only a standard 24 V or 48 V power supply. An indexed knob provides convenient manual ...

Specifications

Microstep Size (default Resolution): 490.866 urad
Accuracy (unidirectional): 4.362500 mrad
Maximum Speed: 2,650.1 rpm
Minimum Speed: 4,607.592 urad/s
Integrated Controller: Yes
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Did You know?

A motor controller is a device that governs the predetermined performance of an electric motor. They are intended for use with motors in motion control applications. Motor controllers operate by taking low current and low voltage input signal and driving a motor with higher voltages and currents. This gives them the ability to control actions such as starting or stopping a motor, selecting forward or reverse rotation, regulating speed, along with several other commands. Because all electric motors require some sort of controller, these devices have been designed to operate with differing features depending on the task that the motor will perform.