Implementation of multitasking approach on a minicomputer for the control and monitoring of an industrial stepper motor
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https://doi.org/10.36825/RITI.12.27.002Keywords:
Multitasking, Minicomputer, Stepper Motor, Control, MonitoringAbstract
This paper presents the implementation of the multitasking approach on a Raspberry Pi single board minicomputer, with experimental results, of the control and monitoring of an industrial type Nema 34 stepper motor through a user interface that allows the configuration of the control operation and data visualization to interact with the physical devices. One of the tasks consists of generating a pulse width modulation that is sent to the DQ860HA driver to rotate the stepper motor considering 400 pulses per revolution, while the second task simultaneously counts the number of pulses produced by an encoder with a resolution of 100 pulses per revolution, which is coupled to the motor shaft. The use of low-cost computer equipment and open-source software makes the presented development can be considered as a frugal technology application for the control and monitoring of an industrial system, with experimental results that validate the correct operation of two tasks that must be executed simultaneously.
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