I want to be able to have adjustable voltage from 0 to 5 volt and reverse. For a small vehicle. Can I use one of these TB6612FNG Dual Motor Driver Carrier from Pololu. Using one only. The motor is 4 wire, can voltgage be adjusted by a pot ?
Can the stepper torque be adjusted ? at different speeds.
While the TB6612 can be used to drive a stepper motor (generally speaking, all you need to drive a bipolar stepper motor is a dual H-bridge), you probably want a driver specifically intended for stepper motors, like our A4988 stepper motor driver carrier. Why you are looking for adjustable voltage and adjustable torque?
Thanks for info. I am experimenting for a motor vehicle and using smartphone for speed steer etc. All I ned at the moment is a way for the motor to be able to go from 0-5 volt and reverse. Other items sorted (well sort of).
I had been told that with stepper motors you can adjust torque thru the rev range… I would want to do this for setting up. But this would need a programmable chip. Once torque set it would remain the same.
I may have misunderstood how easy it would be to use a stepper. In my mind I see a board like you showed me with an adjustable voltage control. Chip would be programmable. Maybe I have got it wrong.
To explain a bit better. Using a smartphone interface to move the vehicle forward from stopped up to full speed and at some point reduce to stop again and reverse as required.
Unfortunately, that description is too general for me to be able to give you any meaningful feedback. I need to know things like what kind of signals you can generate to control your stepper motor. What do you have so far for the control side of your system, aside from a smart phone? You keep saying something about 0 to 5 V, but it’s not clear to me what you mean by that.