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TMCL: Usage of subroutines
TMCL is the simple way to implement your motion control application. With this series of simple coding examples we want to provide you an easy start. This programs demonstrates the usage of subroutines and is turning motor 0 for 5 seconds left and then forn 5 seconds right, same as EX0001 except for the movement commands to be outsourced into […]
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Robotic Liquid Handling: Lab Automation with Micro-Stepping Motors
Medical testing, analytical chemistry and biological experimentation are three critical life science applications that require repeated pipetting and liquid handling on a daily basis. Pipetting is the process of suctioning (or aspirating) a small amount of liquid into a syringe, moving the sample to another receptacle, and then dispensing the sample in precise quantities into […]
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TMCL: Digital Inputs
TMCL is the simple way to implement your motion control application. With this series of simple coding examples we want to provide you an easy start. This programs demonstrates how to read out the status of the general purpose inputs. Depending on the status of Port IN_0 is motor 0 turning right (IN_0 = 0) or turning left (IN_0 = […]
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Great Presentation on TMC Technologies at Engineering Design Show
On Engineering Design Show in Coventry, Randall Restle, Vice President of Applications Engineering at Digi-Key Cooperation, held several inspiring presentations on our technologies and gained lots of interest at the auditorium. It’s always fun to make people aware of Trinamic technology! –Randall Restle
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TMCL: Read Analog Value
TMCL is the simple way to implement your motion control application. With this series of simple coding examples we want to provide you an easy start. This program demonstrates how to read an analog value and adjust the velocity of motor 0. The velocity depends on the analog value obtained at Port AIN_0. In the easiest case connect a pontiometer […]
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EDN Editor Publishes Extensive Review of our Quiet Stepper Motor Technology
Motion Control Journalist Richard Quinell, Editor in Chief at EDN Network publishes a comprehensive review of our quiet stepper motor driver technology stealthChop™ at is EDN Embedded insights Blog Anyone who has owned a 3D printer, or even just watched one at work, knows that they are noisy. Stepper motors, no matter where they are […]