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** H Bridge power control [http://octopart.com/sn754410ne-texas+instruments-1320 TI 1320]
** H Bridge power control [http://octopart.com/sn754410ne-texas+instruments-1320 TI 1320]
* 2 x stepper motors
* 2 x stepper motors
** [http://www.circuitspecialists.com/nema_17_stepper_motor_42bygh011.html 2.4 kg-cm 4 Wire NEMA 17 Stepper Motor / 42BYGH011]
* 1 x servo (for controlling pen?)
* 1 x servo (for controlling pen?)
* 1 x Arduino
* 1 x Arduino

Revision as of 17:47, 23 October 2011

Concept

Initially, the plan was to duplicate the Der Kritzler; however, one of the design goals was affordability. Der Kritzler's toothed belts and pulleys add significant cost, but seem to deliver little advantage over a spooled line design.

Also, a goal is to co-locate the motors with the embedded controller and pen on the chassis. The thought is that the system will be simpler and cleaner.

Prototype plans call for an Arduino Uno and breadboard, with the final device as a custom PCB w/ ATMega328 or maybe ATTiny? Anyway, the PCB might be part of the chassis?

Also, we'd like to change the design so the DrawBot reads it's commands from an SD card instead of a command station.

Bill of Materials

Deprecated

  • 2 x stepper motors
    • go w/ 5mm shaft
    • need 40ish oz/in?
  • 2 x toothed belt pulleys
    • go w/ 5mm shaft
  • 20 ft toothed belt

Motor Control

http://arduino.cc/en/Reference/StepperBipolarCircuit
http://www.arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/MotorKnob

Links