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TB6600 Stepper Motor Driver Controller 8~50V 4.5A
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TB6600 Stepper Motor Driver Controller 8~50V 4.5A
TB6600 stepper motor Driver Controller 4.5A 8~50V TTL 16 Micro-Step CNC Single-Axis Based on the TB6600HG chip, the new BL-TB6600-V1.2 driver model replaces the popular BL-TB6560-V2.0 driver.
This driver controller is suitable for building not only amateur CNC systems but also professional ones based on high-power engines. Compared to the previous generation of the TB6560AHG, the output of the TB6600HG has increased to 200W (as we see a practical doubling in power value), the operating voltage is raised from 35V (TB6560AHG) to 50V, the operating current is increased to 4.5A (5A peak value).
The main aspects of this driver include intelligent current control and the use of PWM modulation, which makes it possible to connect stepper motors of any supply voltage and current to the driver – at a fixed level; the chip itself will limit the maximum current.
If you want to control the stepper motor with this motor driver, for that you will need a few essential components like
Package Includes:
1 x TB6600 Stepper Motor Driver Controller 8~50V 4.5A
Specifications:
| Model |
TB6600 |
| Input Supply Voltage (VDC) |
8 ~ 50 |
| Operating Voltage (VDC) |
36 |
| Max. Output Current |
0.3 to 4.5 A |
| Micro Step |
1, 2, 8, 16 |
| Maximum PWM frequency |
2000 Hz |
| Hold Current Adjustment |
50% or 100% |
| Operating Temperature |
-10 to 50 °C |
| Dimensions (L x W x H) |
82 x 50 x 30 mm |
| Weight |
120 gm |
| Weight (gm) |
120 |
1. What is TB6600?
- The TB6600 Arduino is a simple professional stepper motor driver capable of controlling a two-phase stepping motor. It works with Arduino and other microcontrollers capable of producing a 5V digital pulse signal. The TB6600 Arduino stepper motor driver has a wide power input range and a 942VDC power supply.
2. How many motors can TB6600 drive?
- The TB6600 Arduino is a simple professional stepper motor driver capable of controlling a two-phase stepping motor. It works with Arduino and other microcontrollers capable of producing a 5V digital pulse signal.
