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CD-ROM Drive Stepper motor

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Dear All
Please help me to know timing driver this stepper motor (in DVD )4 wires.
Thank you so much.
 

4 wires suggest a standard bipolar 2-phase scheme. You need two full bridge drivers to supply it.
 
4 wires suggest a standard bipolar 2-phase scheme. You need two full bridge drivers to supply it.
Dear FvM
Thank you so much for your help.But you can tell me more timing for driver(CW)
only.
Exp:
step(time) (coil1) a b (coil 2) c d
1 H L L H
2 - - - -
3 - - - -
--
-- - - - -
Thanks again for your time.
 

Dear Miter_rf
I am very very satisfied your helpful and your time to make clearly diagram .Thank you a lot.
 

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What is the maximum operating dc voltage of CD ROM stepper motor(as shown in first picture of this page)?i found different ratings in different websites.my one is DVD ROM stepper motor.Are CD ROM and DVD ROM stepper motor same in voltage ratings?Suggest me.
 

What is the maximum operating dc voltage of CD ROM stepper motor(as shown in first picture of this page)?i found different ratings in different websites.my one is DVD ROM stepper motor.Are CD ROM and DVD ROM stepper motor same in voltage ratings?Suggest me.
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You can use 5vdc to 9vdc but motor is started working at 3vdc. But if your motor is warm(normal is not warm) please checked the timing driver. Thank you
 
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