It is durable, economical and practical for trainees to study PLC system and do practical operations
1, Product Overview
Stepper motor test box by DC12V four-phase stepper motor, PIC microcontroller control unit PLC control interface unit, the control button, indicator, and other components. Suitable for students at PLC, microcontroller programming control training, and stepper motor control training. Communication with the PC through the USB port.
2, main parameters:
1, Supply voltage: AC220V, 50Hz
2, Current: ≤ 1A
3, size: 370mm * 220mm * 120mm (L * W * H)
4, Weight: 5KG
5, the stepper motor
3, Main function
1, learning the work of the four-phase stepper motor and control methods.
2, learn how to use microcontroller to control the four-phase stepper motor.
3, learn how to use the PLC to control the four-phase stepper motor.
4, learning to use the PC + single-chip control of the four-phase stepper motor.
Shandong Xingke was established in 1999. Registered capital of our company was 12 million Chinese Yuan, and capital asset was 50 million Yuan. We have more than 300 employees till today, and more than 85% of them are specialized technicians. We have more than 30 senior & middle administrative staffs, and more than 80 senior & middle research & development engineers.
Product of our company covers many fields of educational equipment (such as electro-technology, electronic technology, electrical automatization, automation of electric power systems, pneumatic & hydraulics, mechatronics, intelligent buildings, numerically controlled lathes, etc. ). We possess 28 series, more than 280 kinds of products; And we own scores of patented products.
Our company covers more than 1, 200 square meters for research & development office. We also have a powerful R&D management team. We have built technology center, research laboratory, industrial park, nationwide marketing-network and customer service center.
We are expecting communication, cooperation and win-win business with you. Welcome to contact us when assistance is needed.
