Stepper Motor Controllers | McMaster-Carr

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90V AC to 240V AC

94V AC to 135V AC

12V DC to 24V DC

12V DC to 40V DC

12V DC to 48V DC

12V DC to 70V DC

15V DC to 30V DC

20V DC to 80V DC

24V DC to 70V DC

24V DC to 75V DC

24V DC to 80V DC

48V DC to 70V DC

Component

Motor Frame Size

Current per Phase

0.07 amp to 0.71 amp

0.08 amp to 0.85 amp

0.1 amp to 2 amp

0.1 amp to 2.2 amp

0.1 amp to 6 amp

0.1 amp to 10 amp

0.21 amp to 2.1 amp

0.3 amp to 2.2 amp

0.3 amp to 3 amp

0.4 amp to 8 amp

0.43 amp to 4.3 amp

0.49 amp to 4.9 amp

0.5 amp to 5 amp

0.5 amp to 6 amp

2.35 amp to 8 amp

Shaft Diameter

Overall Length

Number of Outputs

Input Voltage

5V DC to 24V DC

Housing Material

Overall Width

Overall Height

Computer Connection Type

Step Resolution

Maximum Holding Torque

Shaft Type

Mounting Position

Maximum Temperature

Maximum Step Frequency

Input Signal Type

RoHS

Compliant with Exemptions

Export Control Classification Number (ECCN)

REACH

DFARS Specialty Metals

Serial Port Interface

Wire Connection

Direction of Operation

Counterclockwise

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Electrical

Motor Controller/Drives

Motor Controller/Drives

Determine settings such as steps, direction, and step resolution from one device

Motor Drives

Receive signals from a motor controller and deliver them to your stepper motor

Power Transmission

Stepper Motors

The motor shaft turns in small, equal increments for precise positioning

Servomotors

Create rotary motion with accurate positioning and fine control over speed and torque

Electric Actuators

Electric Actuators

Push and pull loads with more precise positioning than air and hydraulic cylinders

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