Stepper Motor Control Library for ESP32-C6 This repository contains an Arduino library designed to control a stepper motor using an ESP32-C6 microcontroller and an MKS-SERVO42C driver. The library ...

Circuit and working Fig. 2 shows the circuit diagram of the predictive failure control system for stepper motors. It is built around an Arduino Uno board (MOD1), an encoder (MOD2), a temperature ...

This project makes a stepper motor control the position of a solar panel to make it turn to the position that it recieves the most light from the sun. After sundown (light dims below a set level) the ...

Stepper Motor Control I connected the Arduino to the Raspberry Pi using a serial communication protocol. I programmed the Arduino to control the stepper motor, allowing precise adjustments to the ...

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The paper presents the full implementation of a self-balancing robot based on the mathematical model of an inverted pendulum. The self-balancing robot presented in this paper represents a real-life ...

Although two motors are driven (one for each headlamp), their positioning is synchronized and a microcontroller can drive both stepper motors using the same positioning algorithms.

If you are [Tech Build] you go all MacGyver on an old printer and pull out a stepper motor. How does a stepper motor turn into an encoder? Well, that’s the MacGyver part.

This paper propose an innovation design of an automatic U-turn machine module in the smart city. The digital platform with the smart electronic circuits design perform the paradigm shift of public ...