I'm going to prepare one driver for this stepper motor. I will need to think how will I do so I can to change the mode on the actuator MCU. Maybe a switch like the sensor MCU which now has slector for ADC/MPU. Or Maybe I will isolate the actuator to be interchangeable on slaves (modular). This only receive the "action to execute" from main slave MCU (sensor->mainSlave->actuator)
Already I have two slaves. One using sensor only (MPU9265) and the other sensor and actuator (MPU9265 & PWMservo) but I need to more angle to move the pendulum.
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This config I found is not good (I think). I need an H bridge
![](https://cdn.hackaday.io/images/336531635381490608.png)
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with H-bridge and ground raised seem works but Is not the better option
![](https://cdn.hackaday.io/images/original/3194631635386322119.gif)
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If I want put ground as common I would need symetrical voltage. So I'm going to try with earth raised by the moment.
If I use the first only I would not taking advantage of two coils polarization
And I see this use the MCU pin current not from collector!!! :S
![](https://cdn.hackaday.io/images/original/5125221635391393722.gif)
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but with common on VCC this not use the current from pin.
![](https://cdn.hackaday.io/images/original/8800261635393304780.gif)
+1 but still I don't understand how to invert the direction in the same coil as this manner (if is neccesary)
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according to this it's not neccesary +1
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