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DRV8825 Stepper Motor Driver With Heatsink

The DRV8825 Stepper Motor Driver offers an integrated solution for bipolar stepper motors, featuring adaptable microstep resolutions, advanced safety features, and easy Arduino integration. Ideal for high-precision applications in 3D printing and CNC machinery.

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$1.97 $2.9 In stock

Category: Servo Motors and Motor Drivers

DRV8825 Stepper Motor Driver Features:

  • All-Integrated Solution: Masterfully designed for bipolar stepper motors, handling up to 2.5A per coil with a staggering ceiling of 45V.
  • Adaptable Microstep Resolutions: Flexibility at its best! Choose from six resolutions – full, 1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/16, and 1/32 – to finely tune your motor control.
  • Safety as Priority: Armed with features like overcurrent and overtemperature protection. The adjustable current limiting further ensures your projects are always shielded from harm.
  • A Market Favourite: Gained widespread acclaim in the realms of CNC plotting, milling, and the dynamic world of 3D printing.

Simplified Arduino Integration with DRV8825 Stepper Motor:

  1. Motor Setup: Seamlessly connect your stepper motor’s two coils to the driver’s dual output channels.
  2. Power Arrangements: Ensure adherence to your motor’s voltage and current specifications. Use VMOT for voltage input and VDD for the logical facet.
  3. Arduino Connectivity: Integrate the DRV8825 effortlessly with your Arduino, linking pins such as STEP, DIR, ENABLE, MS1, MS2, and MS3.
  4. Programming Guide: Craft an Arduino-centric program, directing signals to the DRV8825. Control aspects like movement, direction, and desired microstep resolution with ease.

Perfect Match For:

  • Precision-driven stepper motor applications.
  • Integral components of 3D printers, CNC machinery, intricate engraving ventures, and much more.
  • Users keen on driving motors directly using our detailed Arduino code reference.

In-depth DRV8825 Attributes:

  • Voltage range: An impressive 8.2V to 45V, pushing 2.5A.
  • Clear-cut step-direction control mechanism.
  • Multiple stepping regimens: full, half, 1/4, 1/8, 1/16, 1/32.
  • An intuitive potentiometer to adjust the peak current, optimizing step rates.
  • Innovative auto current decay mode identification & choice.
  • Comprehensive safety suite: Overheating shutdowns, undervoltage lockouts, cross-current defence, and guards against ground/load short circuits.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Thomas J. ★★★★★

Swapped out the stock drivers on my 3D printer and the 2.5A per coil rating handles the high-torque steppers without skipping steps. The included heatsink keeps it cool even during long prints.

Ella ★★★★★

Finally got my CNC running smoothly with these drivers – the 2.5A per coil handles my NEMA 23s without breaking a sweat. The heatsink actually stays cool even after a long engraving session, which I didn't expect at this price.

Thomas L. ★★★★★

The 45V ceiling is the real selling point here—I’m running it on a 24V supply without any heat issues. Microstepping is smooth, though the little board did need a heatsink right away.