Sounds interesting isn’t it?
Originally shared by Watterott electronic
Yesterday we manufactured a batch stepper motor drivers, this ones are based on a brand new Trinamic chip.
The design is compatible to the popular StepSticks or Pololu A4988, but with some improvements.
We will make a Google hangout in the next 1-2 weeks, to show the features.
Whats better with those then the A4988?
Great News 
@Anton_Fosselius , from what I’m reading 2.5A peak current, 1.2A RMS, looks like they take 16 microstep, and interpolate it to be 256 microstepping. They have a feature called “stealthchop” which apparently makes them run much quieter than a standard A4988.
Looks like they have posted a video of someone who has the driver on their X axis, but the regular A4988s on their Y/Z axis here: http://youtu.be/mJmg0iRHX8s and if the sound is as quiet as I’m being led to believe, I am VERY interested in these.
Need 3.5A RMS
Jarrid, you’re going to be waiting a while for a 3.5A Pololu compatible board. It’s better to look into external stepper drivers for that.
Yeah I found some. Now looking at a few different board options to drive them.
What I did was made a “carrier board” to patch wiring from external driver to a RAMPS. You can see them in this photo: https://www.flickr.com/photos/34962649@N00/9909265745/
