TMC SILENTSTEPSTICK SPI

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TMC SilentStepStick SPI is a stepper motor driver that is considered a breakthrough in motor driver technology. This driver is an ideal choice for applications such as robotics, CNC machines, 3D printing, and camera systems.This driver has a two-pin SPI interface that allows for easy integration into existing systems.

The TMC SilentStepStick SPI utilizes a patent-pending low noise, proprietary StealthChop2 technology which allows the driver to achieve very low motor noise and extremely smooth motion. The advanced solution works together with two external MOSFETs and the TMC5160-BO can operate up to 6A per phase without external MOSFETs.

The SilentSteppStick SPI application field includes robotic projects, CNC machines, 3D printing, camera systems, and other systems where quiet operation, motion smoothness, and efficient control of stepper motors or drones is required.

The working principle of the SilentStepStick is relatively simple. It is powered by a single power supply and uses a two-pin SPI interface for communication and control. The driver uses two discrete MOSFETs in parallel to reduce power consumption and noise. When a step is requested, the driver will power one of the two MOSFETs, causing the stepper motor to move according to the input command.

The SilentStepStick can operate in several modes, such as full stepping, half stepping, and micro stepping. It also has various features designed to reduce power consumption, increase motor performance and reduce noise. These features include automatic switching between full and low-power motor control, temperature regulation, current limiting, and stall protection.

The SilentStepStick is a robust and reliable stepper motor driver that is ideal for applications where quiet operation and efficient motor control are required. It is a popular choice for applications such as CNC machines, 3D printing, robotics, and camera systems.

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