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    • PCRundefined
      PCR @zapta
      last edited by

      I have some sensors from the legacy one left. So i will build some of the pico ones.

      Anyone wants one in europe

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      • jackantubisundefined
        jackantubis
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        IMG_20210928_122445.jpg

        I'm working on battery powered one. Consumtion is 220mAh so around 2H autonomy. Charge and use as the same time when USB plugged. Small Housing redesign, 1mm thicker.
        Still waiting sensors from china (hard to find them in europe!)

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        • zaptaundefined
          zapta @jackantubis
          last edited by

          The current sensors that used to cost $1.39 each are now $6.12, from the same vendor, due to the global semiconductor shortage.

          https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4001123087424.html

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          • zaptaundefined
            zapta @zapta
            last edited by zapta

            A side note, if you want to make a stepper extension cable or need for any other reason connectors that mate with the Duet's 4 pin kk connectors, these DigiKey part numbers seems to fit

            WM13471-ND ; housing
            WM2330CT-ND ; pins

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            • JoergS5undefined
              JoergS5 @zapta
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              • rjenkinsgbundefined
                rjenkinsgb @zapta
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                @zapta
                The current sensors are £3.35 each, if you buy ten, from the same supplier via this site:
                https://gbr.grandado.com/products/10pcs-lot-acs70331eolctr-2p5b3-acs70331-a70331-70331-sop-8-ic-chip-original?gclid=Cj0KCQjwtrSLBhCLARIsACh6Rmi87C-4ieahOuPrFe5HqIFy459C3PG6qSX53DwHaApaXtR0o5t1YjEaAsZZEALw_wcB&variant=UHJvZHVjdFZhcmlhbnQ6MjUzMzY3MTI3

                I've just ordered five PCBs and ten sensors; I'll probably build two units myself so if anyone in the UK wants a board or sensors (at cost) let me know.

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                • rjenkinsgbundefined
                  rjenkinsgb
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                  • zaptaundefined
                    zapta @rjenkinsgb
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                    @rjenkinsgb, that looks as a good price considering the current shortage.

                    Please be aware that there are fake allegro ICs on the market. If you buy through Aliexpress they will give you a refund if you got faked. The signs of faked current sensors are

                    1. Pins 1,2 are not shorted.
                    2. Pins 2,4 are not shorted.
                    3. The face is sanded (below the new marking) and the pin 1 dimple is shallow or non visible.
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                    • wouldstainundefined
                      wouldstain @Th0mpy
                      last edited by

                      @th0mpy definitely interested.

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                      • jackantubisundefined
                        jackantubis
                        last edited by

                        Someone have 2X spares ACS70331 to sell in europe ?, can't find them. Thanks

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                        • rjenkinsgbundefined
                          rjenkinsgb
                          last edited by

                          Well, JLC are on excellent form as usual - the five PCBs arrived yesterday.

                          The current sensors have been despatched, but I don't have a delivery date yet.

                          I will post an update when they arrive.

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                          • PCRundefined
                            PCR @jackantubis
                            last edited by

                            @jackantubis here!

                            .BTW. i now got boards and sensors

                            you will only need the screen and the pico

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                            • lbtqsbundefined
                              lbtqsb
                              last edited by lbtqsb

                              @zapta

                              Dear zapta, this is lb (deleted my account a few month back because of private/personal issues) but suddenly I recieved "my" stepper-analyzer (tried to cancel my order last minute before deleting my account in a private chat with you, but maybe it got also deleted when I deleted my account and you never had a chance to read the chat-message?). I bought an amazon gift card at a local shop here, and now would like to send all info related to it in a private message: But since this account is brand-new just for this purpose, I do not have enough rights/priviliges to start a private chat with you... Could you open a chat so I can send you the photos of the card with serial and bill and all of that? (Sorry to cause you so much trouble, I should have waited for a reply in the private chat for the cancelling of the order before deleting my account, so it is my fault. The stepper analyzer actually looks pretty cool! Congrats!)

                              Best regards

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                              • zaptaundefined
                                zapta @lbtqsb
                                last edited by

                                @lbtqsb, just sent you a direct message here. Hopefully the system will allow you to reply.

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                                • o_lampeundefined
                                  o_lampe
                                  last edited by o_lampe

                                  @zapta I'm late to the party and only came here, because you mentioned using the Pico state machine for the display.
                                  What are the limits of screen size, colour depth? Which (TFT,HDMI?) screen do you recommend?

                                  //edit I scrolled through the thread and github pages, but I'm more confused than before: I found different names for the TFT: ER-TFTM35-6 ? What's the order number for a bare TFT with touchpad (without breakout board)

                                  @pcr @zapta I'd consider this board as a CAN-Hat candicate. Add Can FD chips instead of current sensors (or add both?) as a CAN-analyzer...

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                                  • zaptaundefined
                                    zapta @o_lampe
                                    last edited by

                                    @o_lampe , the stepper analyzer uses a 3.5” 320x480, IL9488, capacitive touch FT6206 TFT display. The older design (legacy) used a PCB based unit buydisplay.com and the newer one uses a bare TFT module from AliExpress ('3.5 LCD CTP' option at https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32862869103.html).

                                    For your design, a couple of questions about the requirements

                                    1. What is the desired display size and resolution?
                                    2. Is it a quick one-of or will it be produced in larger quantities (design effort vs unit price sensitivity).
                                    3. What is the nature of the display update? E.g. text fields N times per second, rolling graphs, videos, etc. This may affect the choice of the display interface.
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                                    • o_lampeundefined
                                      o_lampe
                                      last edited by o_lampe

                                      @zapta said in Anybody wants a stepper motor analyzer?:

                                      For your design, a couple of questions about the requirements

                                      What is the desired display size and resolution?
                                      Is it a quick one-of or will it be produced in larger quantities (design effort vs unit price sensitivity).
                                      What is the nature of the display update? E.g. text fields N times per second, rolling graphs, videos, etc. This may affect the choice of the display interface.

                                      Thanks for the detailed TFT info.

                                      There is no specific project behind my question, only the general idea of cobbling a RPi Zero, CAN-FD and a display together as CAN sniffer/analyzer or panelDue replacement. The touchpad could also work as macro-trigger buttons or CAD-pendant.
                                      Our imagination is the limit!

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                                      • rjenkinsgbundefined
                                        rjenkinsgb
                                        last edited by

                                        @jackantubis said in Anybody wants a stepper motor analyzer?:

                                        ACS70331

                                        Well, just received the pack of ten ICs.
                                        No idea what they actually are [6C185A7], but they are definitely not ACS70331 current sensors!

                                        Refund requested from the selling site..

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                                        • zaptaundefined
                                          zapta @rjenkinsgb
                                          last edited by

                                          @rjenkinsgb said in Anybody wants a stepper motor analyzer?:

                                          No idea what they actually are [6C185A7], but they are definitely not ACS70331 current sensors!

                                          A quick elimination can be done by testing if pin 1, 2 are shorted internally. Same for pins 3, 4. If not, that's a wrong IC. If they are, they have the potential to be the right IC.

                                          I have good experience with this one, never sent me bad sensors (last time I purchased was on May 2021 and they were $1.39 each)

                                          https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4001123087424.html

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                                          • zaptaundefined
                                            zapta @o_lampe
                                            last edited by

                                            @o_lampe said in Anybody wants a stepper motor analyzer?:

                                            only the general idea of cobbling a RPi Zero

                                            I see. Will you run linux on the RPI Zero or something more bare bones?

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