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Part # AN1495
Description  Microstepping stepper motor drive
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AN1495
L6506 and L6203/L298
Doc ID 8700 Rev 3
17/25
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L6506 and L6203/L298
Microstepping drives can be implemented using the L6506 controller and bridge IC's like the
L6201, L6202, L6203 and L298. The main difference between the standard half step
application and a microstepping application is that the two references of the L6506 are set
by D/A converter outputs. Figure 15 and Figure 16 show microstepping applications using
the L6506 and the L6203. Outputs Px1 through Px4 from the microprocessor set the phase
for the L6506/L6203 combination and output Px5 and PX6 are used to enable the bridges.
Again, the D/A function could be implemented using the PWM outputs of the
microprocessor as was done in the example above or it could be implemented using and
integrated D/A. The same logic configuration can be used with the L6201, L6202 or L298.
When using the typical connection between the L6506 and the L6203 (as shown in
Figure 15), the PWM signal is applied to one of the phase inputs (the phase that is normally
high) and you get the slow decay mode of operation.
To implement the fast decay mode of operation, the PWM signal needs to be applied to the
ENABLE inputs of the L6203s. This can be accomplished by rearranging the connections
from the microprocessor. Inputs IN 1 and IN 2 of the L6203s are disconnected from the
L6506 and connected directly to the Px1 through Px4 outputs of the microprocessor, which
will continue to provide the phase information as before. The two PWM current control loops
in the L6506 are then used to control the ENABLE inputs of the two L6203, as shown in
Figure 16. Px5 and Px6 are now connected to the inputs of the L6506 so that each bridge
can be disabled to get zero current. Finally the power on reset (POR) is connected to the
RESET input of the L6506 to disable the bridge during power up.
Figure 15.
Microstepping using L6506 and L6203 (slow decay)
IN 1
IN 4
IN 3
IN 2
IN 1
IN 2
Enable
Vref
IN 1
IN 2
Enable
Vref
OUT 1
OUT 4
OUT 3
OUT 2
OUT 1
OUT 2
BOOT 2
BOOT 1
GND
SENSE
OUT 1
OUT 2
BOOT 2
BOOT 1
GND
SENSE
L6506
L6203
L6203
OSC
Q
R
S
Q
R
S
SENSE
RESISTORS
220 nF
MOTOR
WINDING
MOTOR
WINDING
220 nF
Vref B
Vref A
From D/A
RESET
Microprocessor
Microprocessor
POR
AM15156v1



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