AnasSarkiz/NEMA14_CH32X035G8U6
A NEMA stepper motor is shown with proposed M3 screws/spacers, four wired motor leads and splices, and a JST SHR-04V-S connector.
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- 1.12.2
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- ISC
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artifacts/publication-provenance.json
PCB
Schematic
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"only_cad_url_metadata_changed": true,
"saved_routing_preserved": true,
"pinned_cad_components": 61
}
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