Stepper Motor Control board using the LPC2129 ARM microcontroller
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This board was designed around the LPC2129 microcontroller. It's main purpose is to control two stepper motors by receiving command from a computer serially. Two limit switches halts the system and puts it in a disabled state. To re enable the system, the system switch needs to be pressed and hold for 5 seconds after which the system will be enabled again. Two A4988 stepper drivers have been used. An MCP3204 SPI ADC was used to control the speed of the stepper motors.
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