Stepper motors are commonly available in 3, 4, 5, and 6-phase configurations. Their operation involves different energization modes, such as single-phase, double-phase, or a combination of both. These modes determine how the motor rotates and its precision. The way a stepper motor is energized is controlled by a ring distributor, which takes a single-phase pulse signal and converts it into a multi-phase control signal. While there are dedicated integrated circuits for three-phase ring distributors, they tend to be expensive. Most common designs use logic circuits like counters and flip-flops, which can be complex and less versatile. The ring distributor discussed here is designed to be universal, supporting various types of stepper motors and any distribution method. This makes it highly flexible and adaptable for different applications. The core idea behind this design is to represent the power-on state of the motor using a six-digit binary number called the status word. These status words are cycled continuously to control the motor's movement. The sequence and timing of these status words depend on the number of phases and the selected distribution mode. The period of the cycle (number of status words in a loop) varies depending on the configuration, but the least common multiple of all possible periods is 120. This allows for a unified approach that can handle multiple distribution methods seamlessly. The circuit uses two 4516 counter ICs connected in a cascaded manner to create a 120-step counter. When counting up, the counter runs from 00H to 77H, and upon reaching 78H, it resets to start the next cycle. Similarly, when counting down, it resets once it reaches 00H. A 2K memory chip (2716) stores the status words for different distribution modes. A 4-bit toggle switch selects the appropriate mode, dividing the memory into 16 zones. Each zone corresponds to a specific distribution pattern. For example, in a single-phase mode, the selection word is 0000B, and the corresponding address range is 000H–07FH. The memory is filled with 128 bytes to ensure smooth transitions between cycles. A small capacitor is used at the CLR terminal to eliminate voltage spikes caused by counting transitions. This design allows for reliable and stable performance, making it ideal for applications where flexibility and precision are essential. Additionally, the status word data can be programmed via a single-board computer, and the counter can also be implemented using PAL or GAL devices. Testing has confirmed the reliability and versatility of this universal ring distributor, making it a valuable solution for a wide range of stepper motor applications.
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