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Monday, 29 December 2014
Prototype Printer Controller Cont'd - Teensy 3.1 w/DC motor/encoders
Here's some more shots of the controller prototype..
I've added a DC/DC converter for clean 5v power to the electronics (5amp). I've also added a separate 5v linear regulator for the Extruder stepper circuitry.
To get access to the extra pins on the bottom of the teensy, I used a dual row header, and bent the inside pins at a 90 degree angle, trimmed, and soldered.
The shot on the right shows the Real Time Clock crystal soldered into place.
And of course I use my
legacy 3D extruder
religiously to lay down layers of plastic "wire holders".
This is where I wish I had kept all of my old wire wrap tools... Who knew I'd pick up electronics again after almost a 20 year hiatus.
Anyway, power and ground... check.
Now to the rest of the wires..
Labels:
3D printer,
Adafruit,
arduino,
ARM,
cortex m4,
dc motor,
DIY,
encoders,
freescale,
linear encoder,
MK20DX256VLH7,
motor shield,
PID,
quadrature encoder,
reprap,
repscrap,
repstrap,
teensy,
teensy 3.1
Location:
Bowmanville, ON L1C, Canada
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