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TMC7300 Example Script
Trinamic recently launched a new line of battery-powered motor driver chips. The TMC7300 is one of them, capable of driving 1 DC motor up to 2A, or 2 DC motors up to 2.4A (peak). In this post, I’ll show you a small example script to drive a DC motor using the TMC7300-EVAL-KIT. First, I assemble […]
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ROCINANTE Newsletter
Sign up to Trinamic’s ROCINANTE Newsletter and stay up to date with the latest developments. The DOCK5 evaluation board is limited available for testing the chip.
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Come and get your CAD files here!
Well, not here on our blog, but you can now easily download the CAD files you need for all our active chips. Simply visit the product page, for example the TMC2160 product page or the TMC4671 product page, scroll down till you see the tool for downloading CAD symbols, choose your preferred format and hit […]
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Your Project in Motion with Powerful Prototypes
TRINAMIC Motion Control teams up with AISLER for rapid, powerful prototyping. The trend towards automation, including the recent surge in IoT applications, has shown that small motors are everywhere – and so is motion control. Finding the right solution for your specific requirements, however, can be challenging. Designing your prototype, testing it, making adjustments and […]
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Building the Hangprinter
3D printing is great for rapid prototyping. But what do you do if the 3D printer is too small? Well… just get a bigger one of course! And while you’re at it, why not get one big enough to 3D print a Christmas tree? This is exactly what was going on at TRINAMIC Motion Control’s […]
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DIY Cinema Digitizer
Keeping your videos safe is easy, right? All you need is enough storage space and those Gigabytes of childhood memories will stay right where you left them. But what if those memories were shot the old-fashioned way on 8 mm? By design, Normal 8, Super 8 and similar videos won’t last. The cellulose acetate decomposition, […]