Galva Motor Driving Techniques: Tips and Ideas for Optimal Performance

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The discussion focuses on driving techniques for a Galva motor, specifically using the LMD18200 H-Bridge Stepper Driver, which is limited to 2 amps. Participants inquire about the performance and specifications, including the parts per million (PPM) for this current limit. There is a request for simple circuit schematics to better understand the usage of specific pins on the Galva motor. The conversation emphasizes the need for optimal performance and practical application notes. Overall, the thread seeks to gather insights and technical guidance for effectively driving the Galva motor.
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Hello Forum , i would like to ask you : i have a motor galva motor http://www.cambridgetechnology.com/products/6200/6210.html" , is it a good way to drive it in such way , or maybe you have another ideas ?
thanks in advance,
Have a nice day
 
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I have used the Bipolar CMOS integrated LMD18200 3A H-Bridge Stepper Driver, but not above 2 amps.
Bob S
 
Hi Bob , thanks for your comment.
>but not above than 2A<
How much PPM for this limit ?
About the pin 1,2 and 3 of the galva motor, (Ia,Ib,Diode common),Do you have some simple circuit scheme showing their usage (e.g. Application Note) ?
Thanks in advance,
Havea nice day.
 
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