⚡ Tmc5160-Bob-Design-Files using altium ⚡

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This repository includes open-source schematic and PCB design files for a Trinamic TMC5160 development board clone, designed in Altium Designer. This board enables easy integration and control of the Trinamic stepper driver.

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Schematic Diagram 📉

The complete schematic diagram shows the electrical connections and components used in the design.

PCB Layout 🖼️

The PCB layout represents the physical arrangement of components on the printed circuit board, detailing how they are positioned and connected.

Features and Benefits 🌟

• Product Details
• CoolStep™
• Passive Braking
• SpreadCycle™
• Stall Detection
• Short Detection
• StallGuard2™
• StealthChop2™
• Microstep Table
• MicroPlyer™
• Motion Controller
• Position Mode
• Velocity Mode
• SixPoint™ Ramp
• ABN Encoder Interface
• 1 to 256 Microsteps
• 2.8ARMS, 36V

Requirements 📋

• 🛠️ Altium Designer (or a compatible viewer)

Images 📸

🔼 Top 3D View	🔽 Bottom 3D View	🔼 Top Layout	🔽 Bottom Layout

Getting Started 🚀

1. Download the repository: 🟢 Click "Clone or download" on the green button above.
2. Open the project: 🖥️ Use Altium Designer to open the .PrjPCB file located in the main directory.
3. Schematics: 📜 The schematic.SchDoc file shows the electrical connections and components used in the design.
4. PCB layout: 🧩 The PCB.PCBDoc file represents the physical layout of the components on the printed circuit board.
5. Generate BOM (optional): 🛒 Use Altium Designer's BOM generation features to create a list of required components.

Additional Information ℹ️

• Firmware: This repository does not include firmware. I’ve created a separate C++ library compatible with all Linux platforms using the GCC compiler; you can find it by searching the repositories.
• Assembly instructions (optional): 🔧 Consider adding a separate document or webpage with detailed instructions on soldering and assembling the PCB (if applicable).
• License: 📄 Specify the open-source license used for the design files (e.g., MIT License).

Contributing 🤝

We encourage contributions to this project! Feel free to submit pull requests with improvements, bug fixes, or additional features.

Thanks to all contributors ❤️