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Stepper motor drives power unipolar and bipolar stepper motors in full-step, half-step, and micro-step motion control applications. They act as an interface between the controller and the motor, and must match the control signals (voltage and power levels) and signal type (analog or digital). Drive type is the most important factor to consider when selecting stepper motor drives. With unipolar or bifilar stepper motors, current flows in only one direction in each winding. Bipolar stepper motors have two windings through which the drive current is alternated. Most bipolar drives and motors generate more torque than unipolar systems. Full-step stepper motors move in increments of the magnetic detent positions. With a half-step drive, the stepper motor can be positioned midway between the magnetic stop positions. This doubles the resolution and allows the motor to advance to the next magnetic position when the power is disconnected. Micro-step or mini-step motors define a discrete number of angular positions between each full step. Mini-stepping and micro-stepping motor drives use electronic methods to enhance the positional resolution of the control system.
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