10 products
2-Phase Stepper Driver
Open-loop stepper drives from 0.7A to 8.0A output current, 18V to 160V input.
Two-phase stepper drive, 18-80 V DC, 1.2-7.0 A jumper selectable, with fixed 10-microstep resolution.
Two-phase stepper drive with an RS-485 interface, 18-80 V DC, 1.2-7.0 A, running online or offline.
Two-phase stepper drive for 18-80 V DC supplies, with output current jumper-selectable from 1.2 A to 7.0 A.
Two-phase stepper drive for 18-110 V DC or 18-80 V AC supplies, with output current DIP-selectable from 1.2 A to 7.0 A.
Two-phase stepper drive for 24-160 V DC or 18-110 V AC supplies, with output current jumper-selectable from 1.2 A to 8.0 A.
Compact two-phase stepper drive, 18-48 V, 0.7-4.0 A jumper selectable, with microstepping.
Two-phase stepper drive, 18-80 V, output current dip-switch selectable from 1.4 A to 7.0 A.
Two-phase stepper drive, mains AC input 110-230 VAC, output current 2.3-7.2 A.
Two-phase stepper drive, universal input 24-100 V DC or 18-80 V AC, output current 2.4-7.2 A.
USB to RS-485 interface dongle, for connecting an RS-485 device to a PC's USB port.
Ten drives spanning the Tstep-X own-design range (Tstep-484 for small NEMA 17/23 motors up to Tstep-168X for larger NEMA 34 motors at up to 160V) plus resold DW-series drives with AC or DC input flexibility. Higher supply voltage keeps torque up further into the speed range, since winding inductance limits how fast current re-establishes at each step — pick supply voltage first for the speed the axis needs, then current for the motor's own rating.