Two Phase Stepper Motors
2 Phase Stepper Motor Types
2 Phase Stepper Motor Prices
Frequently Asked Questions About Two Phase Stepper Motors
2-phase stepper motors are a type of stepper motor that has two separate magnetic coils. These motor types create the required magnetic field for one pole of the motor. These magnetic fields created interact between a stationary part called the stator and a moving part called the rotor. When electric current is applied to the coils in turn, the magnetic fields change and the rotor of the motor rotates in a stepwise manner. Thus, the motor starts to work quickly.
The temperature tolerance of 2-phase stepper motors may vary depending on the manufacturer and model. Generally, the operating temperature range of 2-phase stepper motors can be between -20°C and 50°C. However, some models of higher quality and intended for industrial applications can operate in wider temperature ranges.
Quiet operation of 2-phase stepper motors can be achieved by taking various precautions in motor design and driver circuits. Manufacturers have minimized the noise level by optimizing the mechanical structure and driver circuits of the motor. Systemic measures such as high-quality bearings, a correctly designed mechanical structure, and a magnetic structure that minimizes vibrations have been taken for the silent operation of 2-phase stepper motors.
The magnetic compatibility and protection against electromagnetic interference of 2-phase stepper motors have been achieved by combining the motor design and manufacturing process with the driver circuits and other additional measures. In this regard, radiation precautions that may cause interference on the signal lines, interference filters to isolate the outside noise from the driver circuits and proper grounding measures to prevent the spread of possible interference have been taken.
