Gerhard Schmidt
See webpage for more details. Requires 141 words of program memory (282 bytes).
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Control of a stepper motor with a voltage
An ATtiny13 measures a voltage and steps a stepper for- and backwards
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That would only work if, prior to switching off, the stepper would have to be driven to position 0. That is what I did.
Or to store the last measured analogue voltage in an EEPROM position. Is that what you mean? As I used this machinery to adjust a high-voltage capacitor to the resonance position, I did not think about that yet.
brgs,
gerhard