Data:
- Controls a DC motor's direction and speed
(up to 30 Vdc);
- Easy to use 1 or 2 wire, 2400 baud serial
interface;
- Optional tachometer input reads up to
65,528Hz;
- Supports peak currents as large as 3.5A and
continuous currents of 2A;
- External emergency override input (brake)
shuts down motor;
- Optional confirmation byte for electrically
noisy environments;
- 9-pin SIP package;
- Small size (1.6" W x 1.2" H x 0.4"
D).
Pin Configuration and Mechanical
Specs: The five-pin header on
the StampMem board provides the required three-wire connections in a
symmetric form (with serial I/O in the center) to allow for a
reversible connector.
|
| line diagram |
| VCC |
+2.5 to +5.5 Vdc |
| GND |
Common Ground |
| DOUT |
Data output to master |
| DIN |
Data input from
master |
| BRAKE |
Stops motor when low, does not
reset module. |
| TACH_IN |
Input for encoders and
tachometers |
| MOTOR- |
DC motor lead
connection |
| MOTOR+ |
DC motor lead
connection |
| VMOTOR |
+5 to +30
Vdc | | |
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Motor Mind B Commands:
| Command |
Value |
Description |
| STOP |
00h |
Stops the motor |
| REV |
01h |
Changes the direction of the motor
|
| TACH |
02h |
Returns the frequency of the tach_in pin
|
| SETDC |
03h |
Sets the speed of the motor by adjusting
the voltage in units of Volts/254 |
| SPDCON |
04h |
Sets the speed of the motor as a desired
frequency. This will activate automatic speed control where the
Motor Mind monitors the tach_in pin to maintain the desired
speed. | The
Motor Mind package includes:
- Motor Mind with heat sink;
- Printed documentation with sample BASIC
Stamp I and BASIC Stamp II code.
The Motor Mind's small size and connection scheme allows the
device to be inserted directly into circuit boards for production runs, or
into breadboards for easy prototyping. The Motor Mind has additional
uses other than just motor control. One example is to use an external
voltage to frequency converter and the tachometer function to provide a
regulated charge voltage for a battery.
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