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Thread: tb6560

  1. 07-04-2013 #1
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    hi
    what do the folks on this site think of the 4 axis tb6560 motor driver
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    Quote Originally Posted by uppy121 View Post
    hi
    what do the folks on this site think of the 4 axis tb6560 motor driver
    Here are a couple of threads that will give the general idea...
    http://www.mycncuk.com/forums/motor-...er-boards.html

    http://www.mycncuk.com/forums/motor-...ay-update.html

    I Suspect there will be a few people using them who have no problems, but i understand they dont like to be pushed, it that is the word..


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    In a short reply - Crap
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    Quote Originally Posted by John S View Post
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    John!!

    I was trying to be polite

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    hi
    what else can i use
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    CNC Micro-Stepping Stepper Motor Driver 2M542 Bi-polar 2phase 4.2A Switch | eBay
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    Quote Originally Posted by John S View Post
    CNC Micro-Stepping Stepper Motor Driver 2M542 Bi-polar 2phase 4.2A Switch | eBay
    Her who must be obeyed has given me permission to buy three of 2M542's and the board that goes with 'em although I've noticed 542H - emailed the seller as to what the H is but no response yet, if I don't get one within the next few days I'll just grab the 542's as the price difference is an additional 60+/- a bit quid all up. . .

    Addon Bit: Found out the difference, the 542 has a typical supply voltage of +36, whereas the 542H has a +50
    Last edited by Carlb1058; 08-04-2013 at 12:12 AM. Reason: info found
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  12. 08-04-2013 #8
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    I run my 542's (or 2m542, same spec) at 42v the 'H's can run at slightly more current i believe (4.5). For your set up the standard 542's will be fine, ignore the +50 bit as well. 50v is really max for these drivers.
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