DaFuRui TB6600 4A 9-42V Stepper Motor Driver CNC Controller,32 Subdivision Upgrade Nema tb6600 Single Axes Hybrid Stepper Motor for CNC

DaFuRui TB6600 4A 9-42V Stepper Motor Driver CNC Controller,32 Subdivision Upgrade Nema tb6600 Single Axes Hybrid Stepper Motor for CNC

$ 14.99

Score By Feature

Based on 28 ratings

Customer service

8.77

Delivery

8.41

Satisfaction

8.57

Giftable

8.87

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Product Description

The AC power supply supplies 9V-42V DC power with a constant current H-bridge.

It allows the user to select up to 8 output currents and a maximum current of 4A.

There are six subdivisions modes that can be selected with a number of subdivisions up to 32 and can be particularly useful when working with high subdivisions.

Featuring a semi-automatic current lock function with over-current protection and over-temperature protection built into it for energy efficiency.

Signal input with optoelectronic isolation at high speed. Low vibration is ensured by the PWM bipolar sinusoidal chopper using a single chip.

Selected User Reviews For DaFuRui TB6600 4A 9-42V Stepper Motor Driver CNC Controller,32 Subdivision Upgrade Nema tb6600 Single Axes Hybrid Stepper Motor for CNC

There is no such thing as a These drivers work fine for me, and I have bought two of them

3/5

* But. The chip in both of the items I bought is NOT a TB6600. It is a Toshiba TB67S109AFTG. Indicating the TB6600's limitations is the fact that the microstep is not 32 steps, but only 16 steps. As a result, I am writing this review since I wouldn't have written it if the seller had been honest about the chip inside, but I will not use this vendor in the future There is a lot of fakes of this chip circulating. If you want to know what the maximum steps are, look at the number. You will know if it's a TB6600 if you do that!.

Alberto Vincent

| Jun 25, 2021

Easy to overheat and shut off

3/5

An NEMA 23 with a peak current of 4A is driving me. As I was testing the motor, I came across this driver that shut down the motor. I am not sure if the driver has a preference for RPMs or not. As the driver case warmed up, I could feel it. A digital driver has driven my motor with no problems in both cases. The supply voltage was 24V. A load was not even applied to the motor. Moreover, this driver produces extremely loud sound compared to the ones we use today. Although I am not impressed, it isn't bad for the price.

Lucille Coffey

| Jul 09, 2021

For small projects, this is a great value

5/5

It is smooth, powerful, and powerful. In a nutshell, It provides a great deal of flexibility in the way you can design projects using it. In addition to a Centroid Acorn CNC control card I also purchased on Amazon, I bought this to conduct some testing. Stepper motor NEMA 17 is a very easy motor to setup and test run. My intention is to use this board as a CNC engraver, scanner, and painter board. It operates smooth and efficiently with my setup, and is remarkably powerful.

Macie Leach

| Jan 15, 2021

This driver is awesome for motors with hefty torque

5/5

It worked beautifully and let me move a tube filled with highly viscous cement using a peristaltic pump driven by a stepper motor overvoltaged. The idea I had didn't work, but this driver has put in a ton of work and keeps going.

Araceli Lara

| Mar 02, 2021

Taking one step at a time

3/5

The Z axis of my stepper motor jogs in one direction no matter what I do
My stepper motor does not jog both directions
As soon as z- moves down As soon as the button is pressed, the jog goes in the opposite direction Does the driver itself cause the screen to go down when the z+ key is pressed?.