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Stepper Motor

Submitted to: Mrs. Navn eet Kaur

Submitted by : Sakshi, Ne ha Rani and navjot Kaur


Content

 Introduction of stepper motor


 Construction of stepper motor
 Principle of operation of stepper motor
 Types of stepper motor
 Advantages and Disadvantages
 Applications
Introduction

A stepper motor is also known as step motor or stepping


motor,is the one in which the rotor turns in discrete
[Link] angular rotation is determined by the number of
pulses fed into the control circuit .After the rotor moves a
step, it stops turning until it receives the next pulse or
command.
Construction

The construction of a stepper motor is fairly related to a DC


stepper motor, like other motors, has a stationary part(stator) and
a rotating part(rotor).The stator has coils (electromagnets) that,
when energized in a sequence, create a magnetic field that
interacts with the rotor, causing it to rotate in discrete steps.
Principle of operation

The principle of operation of a stepper motor can be


explained by considering a series of electromagnets
arranged in a circle shown in the figure. When these
electromagnets are energized in a sequence, their fields
interact with the rotor and causes it to turn in either
direction clockwise or anti-clockwise depending upon the
switching sequence.
Types of stepper motor

The most popular types of stepper motor are as the


following :
 Permanent Magnet (PM) stepper motor
 Variable Reluctance (VR) stepper motor
Permanent Magnet stepper motor: A stepper
motor in which the rotor is made of permanent
magnet having even number of poles is called
permanent magnet stepper motor.
Variable Reluctance stepper motor: A stepper motor in which the
rotor is made of soft iron teeth (pole) on the outer periphery to
obtain variable reluctance is called Variable Reluctance stepper
motor.
Advantages

 Easy control
 High reliability
 Overload safe
 High Torque at low speed
 Low maintenance
Disadvantages

 Low efficient
 Missed steps
 Lower power density
 Noisy operation
 Limited Speed Range
Applications

 3D Printers
 CNC Machines
 Robotics
 Medical devices
 Automation and packaging
Thank you

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