understanding the DIFFERENCE between “4 wire” and “6 wire” stepper motors

[@atlanticaquariums]

Very clear explanation. Totally cleared out the doubts i had. Nice video mate.

[@FrustratedBaboon]

Excellent explanation. Great tutorial on the two motors. Love this educational video.

[@DraRed73]

Superb, exactly the info I was after. Thanks for sharing

[@mcorrade]

very helpful. Needed to know some of this so thanks

[@niniliumify]

Nice "hands on" presentation. Thank You

[@johnward5890]

You can double up the phases by hooking A+ and A- together to make A+ and using the center tap as A- which will allow for double current per phase.

[@flixblanger-lheureux6395]

Thanks you for your explanation on the fonctionnement of a six wire stepper motor

[@akhtar2024]

Thankyou you explained it very carefully

[@azelbane87]

Excellent 👌🏽👍🏽 🙏🏿🙏🏿sweet

[@ammaralqadhi2914]

how you test the resistance while you touch the multimeter terminals in your hand :/ ?

[@jameswarren1831]

Thank you!

[@ThomasShue]

I was told to connect 2 of 6 and use it as a 4 wire stepper? Ever heard that?

[@bluefishactcl1464]

Excelent

[@rajdeepdas86]

Thank you

[@sadder9531]

Your mistake 6:27 solved my problem :) My motor make same noise and doesn't move or just move to one direction

[@semperidem2577]

But you also find 6 wires on 3 phase motors and they need to be wired in 3 pairs, so you should know the type of motor you have before deciding how it should be wired and not just wire it based on the no of wires.