Metadata-Version: 2.1
Name: ProcBigEasyDriver
Version: 0.0.3
Summary: PI controller for continously rotating a stepper using the big easy driver in a background process on RPi
Home-page: https://github.com/mattisabrat/Processed_PI_BigEasyDriver
Author: Matthew Davenport
Author-email: mdavenport@rockefeller.edu
License: GPLv3
Description: # Processed_PI_BigEasyDriver
        Python class for continuous rotation of a PI controller regulated stepper motor in a separate process
        
        ## Install
        pip install ProcBigEasyDriver
        
        ## Usage
        Here's how this thing works. Once you initialize the object a second process is opened which toggles the step pin up and down at whatever interval is needed to reach to specified motor RPM. This is regulated by a PI controller. The speed and the microstepping regime used can be changed at anytime from the main process. The main process keeps control of the enable pin allowing the motor activity to be gated in the main process. 
        
        ### Basics
              import ProcBigEasyDriver as pbed
              from time import sleep
              
              #Init a stepper that turns at 10 rpm with no microstepping
              Stepper = pbed.ProcBigEasyDriver(step, direction, ms1, ms2, ms3, enable,
                                               microstepping=1, rpm=10, steps_per_rev=200,
                                               Kp=0.2, Ki=0.1)
                                               
              #Enable the big easy driver FETs
              Stepper.enable()
              
              #Let it go for 10s
              sleep(10)
              
              #Change the microstepping
              Stepper.set_microstep(2)
              sleep(10)
              
              #Speed it up to 20 rpm
              Stepper.set_rpm(20)
              sleep(10)
              
              #Stop the wheel (but keep the object active) for 10s
              Stepper.disable()
              sleep(10)
              
              #Turn it back on
              Stepper.enable()
              sleep(10)
              
              #Stop the wheel and release the pins (kill the object)
              Stepper.stop()
              
        ## Contributors
        Code was written and is maintained by (Matt Davenport)[https://github.com/mattisabrat/] (mdavenport@rockefeller.edu)
        
Platform: UNKNOWN
Classifier: Development Status :: 3 - Alpha
Classifier: License :: OSI Approved :: GNU General Public License v3 (GPLv3)
Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3 :: Only
Classifier: Operating System :: POSIX :: Linux
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