Product Short Description
- Product Name: 3-Axis Stepper Motor Controller Board (PCBA)
- Product Introduction: Dedicated motion control PCB for Lam Research wafer handling robots, providing precise 3-axis stepper motor control for positioning and alignment.
- Technical Specifications:
- Motor Type: 2-phase bipolar stepper motors
Description
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- Axes: 3 independent axes (X, Y, Z)
- Step Resolution: 0.001 mm/step (microstepping)
- Voltage: 24 VDC ±10%
- Operating Temperature: -20 °C to +70 °C
- Functional Features:
- Microstepping Control: 1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/16 microstep modes.
- Position Feedback: Integrated optical encoder interface for closed-loop control.
- Limit Switch Inputs: 3 pairs of optical limit switches for homing and overtravel protection.
- Serial Communication: RS-232/RS-485 interface for host command communication.
- Performance Parameters:
- Max Step Rate: 50,000 steps per second
- Holding Torque: 1.2 N·m per axis
- Positioning Accuracy: ±0.002 mm
- Material Composition:
- PCB Material: FR-4, 1.6 mm thickness
- Driver IC: High-current stepper motor drivers (4 A per phase)
- Connectors: Gold-plated pin headers for motor and signal connections
- Structural Characteristics:
- Compact Design: 220 mm × 180 mm × 20 mm
- Edge-mounted: Fits in robot controller card slots
- Heat Sink: Integrated aluminum heat sink for driver ICs
- Working Principle: Receives motion commands from the robot controller, generates step/direction signals for each axis, and monitors encoder feedback to ensure precise positioning.
- Advantages:
- Ultra-precision Positioning: Critical for wafer alignment in lithography and etching processes.
- Smooth Motion: Microstepping reduces vibration and noise.
- High Integration: Combines 3-axis control on a single board, saving space.
- Applicable Industries: Semiconductor wafer fabrication, robotics, precision automation.
- Model Series: 810 Series (Lam Research Motion Control PCBA Series)
- Installation Requirements:
- Mount in the robot’s control enclosure with adequate cooling.
- Connect motor phases and encoders per the wiring diagram.
- Usage Notes:
- Do not exceed the maximum motor current (4 A/phase).
- Avoid running motors at stall conditions for extended periods.






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