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L298 for step motor

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banh

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Hi,
I wanna use L298 for step motor. how to estimate the values of sense resistors? what is usually the value range?
 
This value depend from desired (enabled) current. As the datasheet show, the sensing voltage is 2V, so for 2A 1ohm.
 
just a small question, as i'm not strong in electronics....

when using with L298, is the method of control bipolar? (center tap unconnected)
and when using power transistors or N-MOSFETS to control, is the method unipolar (as I see the center tap connected to VCC)..

which method is more recommended?
 
jbeng said:
Here's a link where you can download the datasheet from ST Microelectronics:
https://www.st.com/stonline/books/pdf/docs/1773.pdf
JB

Or, of course, you could look right here on electro-tech-online! The following documents are available here (see the Locally Hosted Datasheets thread in the Datasheets Forum:
 
How much current do you need to handle? 1N4148 is rated at 300mA continuous; 1N4448 at 500mA. Both show 4ns recovery. The FR152 is also a 100PIV device and is rated at 1.5A, but has much higher recovery time, to 150ns.

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Chenyi FR15x Series
 
Thanks for your reply,

I can see that I can use L298 to drive the stepper motor. Or I can use the simpler method of using power transistor (e.g. TIP31) to drive it unipolar way (center tap connected to Vcc). So which method is better?
i mean driving unipolar and bipolar way, which one yields better performance?
 
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