A stepper motor has a resolution of 500 steps/rev. If the motor control circuit pulse rate is 10000 pps (pulse per second) find: 1. The step size 2. The motor speed in rpm 3. Number of pulses to rotate 70° and time required for such distance

A stepper motor has a resolution of 500 steps/rev. If the motor control circuit pulse rate is 10000 pps (pulse per second) find: 1. The step size 2. The motor speed in rpm 3. Number of pulses to rotate 70° and time required for such distance

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10000 pps (pulse per second) find:
1. The step size
2. The motor speed in rpm
3. Number of pulses to rotate 70° and time required for such distance

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