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Stepper Motor Is The Best For Moving A Wheel Exactly 90 Degrees. Because Usually There Are

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Question :

2. Stepper motor is the best for moving a wheel exactly 90 degrees. Because Usually there are
four phases at 90 degree intervals so when one comes down to zero, the next one has reached
maximum. This is a benefit as it means the output can be rectified to produce much smoother
DC with hardly any gaps, but it means they have a scarily large number of wires coming out.

DISCUSSION :
1. State two advantges and one disadvantagesof a relayas an interface device.
i) Advantages
One-stop offering: Wide choice from a complete range with several designs for a variety
of applications
Save time for installation and maintenance by pin bases snapping on top hat rails
For medium or low switching frequency many times more cost-effective
alternative compared to semiconductors Insensitive to over current/overvoltage
Latching relays: Energy-saving solution for applications with desired latching properties,
the stored condition is kept even after removal of the control pulse or voltage drops.

ii) Disadvantages
When closed, higher resistance (generating heat), and increased electrical noise
When open, lower resistance, and reverse leakage current (typically A range)
Voltage/current characteristic is not linear (not purely resistive), distorting switched
waveforms to some extent. An electromechanical relay has the low ohm (linear)
resistance of the associated mechanical switch when activated, and the exceedingly
high resistance of the air gap and insulating materials when open.
Some types have polarity-sensitive output circuits. Electromechanical relays are not
affected by polarity.







2)Compare advantages and dis advantages between DC motor and stepper motor.

ADVANTAGE DISADVANTAGE

DC MOTOR
High Torque, easy speed
(change the voltage) and
torque control (just limit
current)
Expensive to produce,
physically larger, high
maintenance(brushes)

STEPPER MOTOR
Can work in an open
loop (no feedback
required)
Excellent holding torque
(eliminated
brakes/clutches)
Excellent torque at low
speeds
Low maintenance
(brushless)
Very rugged - any
environment
Excellent for precise
positioning control
Rough performance at
low speeds unless you
use micro stepping For
more information about
micro stepping, see
the Stepper Motor
Switching Sequence link
below)
Consume current
regardless of load
Limited sizes available
Noisy
Torque decreases with
speed (you need an
oversized motor for
higher torque at higher
speeds)
Stepper motors can stall
or lose position running
without a control loop

REFLECTION:
Through this experiment, I have learned the interface of the PIC with a DC motor, stepper motor
and write the program to control DC motor and stepper motor.i also able to write the coding for
the question and I learn the stepper motor have many advantages than DC motor . I also learn
to write a program with 1 input and 2 output .

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