DM542 Digital Stepper Motor Driver – 20-50V, 4.2A

Original price was: ₵360.00.Current price is: ₵270.00.

The DM542 Digital Stepper Motor Driver delivers low-noise, high-precision control for 2-phase stepper motors, ideal for Arduino-based CNC and 3D printing projects.

Categories: Actuators, Drivers, ICs-Integrated circuits, Machinery, modules, Motors, Robotics

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The DM542 Digital Stepper Motor Driver is a cutting-edge, fully digital 2-phase stepper motor driver powered by a 32-bit DSP with an advanced control algorithm, offering exceptional precision for a variety of applications. Designed to drive NEMA 17, 23, and 24 hybrid stepper motors, it operates on a 20-50V DC input (24-48V recommended for optimal performance) and supports a peak current of 4.2A (adjustable from 1.0A to 4.2A). Its anti-resonance technology maximizes torque while eliminating mid-range instability, and the built-in motor auto-identification and parameter auto-configuration simplify setup across different motor types. The driver provides microstepping up to 1/256 steps (with 16 selectable resolutions from 200 to 25,600 via DIP switches, or up to 51,200 via software), ensuring smooth, quiet, and highly accurate motion.

Key features include significantly reduced noise, minimal motor heating, and optical isolation for robust anti-interference, making it perfect for precision-demanding tasks such as CNC routers, 3D printers, laser cutters, and robotic arms. It supports PUL/DIR control mode with a pulse input frequency up to 200kHz and includes built-in protections for over-voltage (triggers at 52±1V), over-current (exceeds 16A), and phase errors, indicated by a red LED flashing 1-4 times every 3 seconds (highest fault priority). An automatic idle-current reduction (50% after 0.4 seconds, toggleable via DIP switch SW4) enhances energy efficiency during standstill. For Arduino integration, connect PUL+ to a digital pin (e.g., D3), DIR+ to D2, ENA+ to D4, with all negatives to ground, and power with a 24-36V supply. Utilize the AccelStepper library for advanced motion control, including acceleration and deceleration. This RoHS-compliant driver, weighing approximately 210-300g with a semi-enclosed casing, operates from -10°C to +45°C and requires a heatsink for continuous high-current operation. Note: Adjust DIP switches only when powered off, and never connect or disconnect the motor while the driver is energized.