Part Number: DRV8428EVM Other Parts Discussed in Thread: MSP430F2617 , , DRV8428 Hi;
Recently I was worked out DRV8428EVM .I have a doubt about regarding Software configuration due to we should interface the drv8428 with LPC1768 Microcontroller. In…
Part Number: DRV8428EVM Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DRV8428 , Hi,
I am trying to bring up DRV8428EVM to test stepper motor interface. I have DRV8428 EVM test suite installed on my machine.
I am able to detect Hardware but i am not able to select…
Part Number: DRV8428EVM Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DRV8428 Dear TI-support team, I've purchased the DRV8428EVM to test the corresponding motor driver. Following the instructions I've downloaded the GUI-package from: DRV8428EVM Evaluation board …
Hello,
Thanks for your question.
We do not have the Linux driver. However the Firmware code can be downloaded from the EVM page https://www.ti.com/tool/DRV8428EVM
Thanks,
Ibinu
Hi Eric,
I would be happy to help.
It is possible the overheating could be due to stepper motor wiring, or firmware implementation.
Please verify correct motor wiring from stepper motor datasheet with H-Bridge A (AOUT1-AOUT2) and H-Bridge B (BOUT1…
Part Number: DRV8428 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: , DRV8825 drv8428_tssop_sch_rev0_23_apr_23_knts.pdf
This is Ram, We are migrating the motor driver from DRV8825 to DRV8428, We worked on the DRV8428EVM, But we made a separate PCB for the DRV8428…
Hey Nick,
As Grzegorz suggested I suggest using the higher microstep modes to see if this is helping your situation as this is used commonly to reduce resonance.
I suggest increasing the driver voltage to 12V at first as well.
For more information…
