Stepping systems combine simple, accurate position and speed control with microstepping technology to provide smooth motion. Leadshine stepper drives offer basic features and general-purpose performance, while SureStep drives combine higher performance with advanced features. Low-voltage drives require a DC power supply; high-bus-voltage model operates from 90-240VAC line voltage.
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Stepper drives provide simple and accurate control of position and speed by converting pulsed control signals from a PLC or other indexers/motion controllers into the appropriate voltage and current needed to drive a stepper motor. A common control method supported by stepper drives is step and direction control, where one signal determines when a motor rotation or "step" is to be performed and the other determines the direction of the motion. Stepper drives often employ advanced microstepping technology in order to smooth the motor motion and stepping response.
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Leadshine Technology Co., Ltd. high-quality, 2-phase, digital stepper drives offer a basic feature set at an unbeatable value.
Starting at
$27.50
(DM322E)
SureStep stepper drives are available in standard or advanced versions, both offering high-performance stepper motor control. The standard model offers a cost effective stepper solution while the advanced model provides extras such as communication, an analog control input, and internal indexing.
Standard Stepper Drives
Advanced Stepper Drives
Starting at
$77.00
(STP-DRV-4830)
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