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11-05-2009 #2
Not with your current hardware.
Would be better to go for a servo system if you want to add closed loop control.
If you are losing steps then you are most likely under powered or trying to push the speed faster than the system can handle.
I don’t know this driver that well, but i suspect that the voltage is quite low and that is most likely the problem.
The cheapest option would be to buy a better driver and run at a higher voltage.
Then it may not loose steps?
Gary
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