AutoDriver - Stepper Motor Driver (Open hardware) copy

Description: The SparkFun AutoDriver makes it easy to put the L6470 Stepper Driver (a.k.a “dSPIN”) to work in your project. Simply connect your motors and your SPI-capable microcontroller and get steppin'! STMicro’s L6470 is a 3A, 8-45V bipolar stepper motor driver. It has built-in overcurrent detection, undervoltage detection, overtemperature detection, stall detection, a 5-bit ADC, and a switch input that can be used for either user jog control or as a hard stop function. As if that weren’t enough, it also features microstepping support (up to 128 microsteps per full step) and PWM drive voltage limiting. Unlike most stepper motor drivers, the dSPIN is controlled over an SPI link. It has an on-board 16MHz oscillator which allows it to autonomously execute movement commands. That means no more counting steps in your code! It also supports customized acceleration and deceleration profiles to prevent jerky starts and stops. On-board registers track current speed and location. The logic supply voltage supports both 3.3V and 5V I/O levels. Features: Supports up to 128 Microsteps per Full Step Over-Temperature Detect Over-Current Detect Under-Voltage Detect PWM Drive-Voltage Limiting SPI Controlled On-Board Oscillator and Speed/Location Registers Stall Detection 5-bit ADC [GitHub][1] (Library) [GitHub][2] Sparkfun link:https://www.sparkfun.com/products/11611 [1]: https://github.com/sparkfun/SparkFun_AutoDriver_Arduino_Library [2]: https://github.com/sparkfun/L6470-AutoDriver