To use this unipolar stepper motor, just hook up each of the 5 wires. Red is for GND, Pink is for B1, Orange is for A1, Yellow is for A2, Blue is for B2. Stepper motors are useful for tasks where you require low or medium acceleration with high holding torque for movement in steps. Stepper motors have many magnetic poles within them which form "steps".
- Resistance: 280 ohm
- Rated Voltage: 12 VDC
- Current: 32 mA
- Impedance: 380 ohm
- Phase: 4
- Step angle / step: 5.625° / 64
- Reduction ratio: 1/64
- Detent torque: 4.86 ozf.in (34.31mNm)
- Pull-in torque: 4.17 ozf.in (29.44mNm)
- Max. starting pulse rate: 550 pps
- Max. slewing pulse rate: 90 pps
- Temperature range: 77 °F
- Noise: 40 dB
- Cable: 420 mm AWG 1095#28
- Terminal: JST SPH-002T-P0.5S
- Insulation strength: AC 600 V - 1 sec. cut-off current: 10 mA
- Wire Colors:
- 1: B1: pink
- 2: A1: orange
- 3: A2: yellow
- 4: B2: blue
- 5: GND: red
Click here for a simple experiment using an Arduino to control a stepper motor.
