Landungsbrücke Eval System

The Most Advanced Motion Control Is As Easy As 1-2-3

Whatever your application, start your design easily using ADI Trinamic™ toolkits that shorten design cycles and improve product experience. Each evaluation kit gives you direct access to all registers using the ADI Trinamic software, allowing you to develop your own firmware.


Start with the Landungsbrücke

Depending on the kit of your choice, the Landungsbrücke or Startrampe interface board forms the bridge between your PC and ADI Trinamic powerful ICs.


Connect the Evaluation Board

Connect the preferred evaluation board with the interface board using the Eselsbrücke connector board. You can even link a few evaluation boards together!


Discover Powerful Technologies

Explore the full potential of ADI Trinamic solutions using the free TMCL-IDE software. This GUI allows for easy programming and features ready-to-use code libraries.

Open-Source Hardware Designs

All ADI Trinamic evaluation boards and breakout boards are proven, open-source designs, including the interface board. Simply download files for a quick design-in and your prototype will be ready in no time. Embedding the ADI Trinamic reference design in commercial products does not require you to disclose or open source your own design.

Free Graphical User Interface

The ADI Trinamic free and easy to use graphical user interface (GUI) is perfect for developing stand-alone TMCL™ applications. The flexible integrated development environment supports the use of commands in direct mode, monitors real-time behavior visualized in graphs, as well as logs and stores data. All settings can quickly be exported for your own firmware project.

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Interface and Connector Boards

Each ADI Trinamic evaluation board needs a Landungsbrücke or Startrampe interface board and Eselsbrücke connector board. You can even combine multiple boards to copy your application’s setup, such as motion controller and motor driver boards, or add power stages. Once connected to your computer, the complete evaluation kit setup can easily be tested and tuned using the TMCL-IDE, the ADI Trinamic free and easy to use GUI.

Name PWM RS232 SPI Step/Dir UART USB
Eselsbrücke            
Landungsbrücke
Startrampe

Evaluation Boards

The ADI Trinamic modular evaluation system allows you to quickly discover the chip’s powerful feature set. For a simple start, you need the Landungsbrücke interface board and Eselsbrücke connector board. Hook it up to the TMCL-IDE and you’re ready to use commands in direct mode, monitor real-time behavior visualized in graphs, as well as log and store data. All settings can be integrated directly into your own firmware project.

Name a/b/n Incremental CAN RS-232 RS-485 USB Step/Dir SPI UART Direct Phase Control Temperature Sensor Single-Wire UART SSI PWM PWM (Internal) Current Limiter Single-and Dual-Motor Option EtherCAT® IIC
BB-163x                          
TMC2100-EVAL                                  
TMC2130-EVAL                                
TMC2160-EVAL                                
TMC2208-EVAL                                
TMC2209-EVAL                                
TMC2210-EVAL                                  
TMC2224-EVAL                                
TMC2225-EVAL                                
TMC2226-EVAL                                  
TMC2240-EVAL                        
TMC2300-EVAL                                
TMC2660-EVAL                                
TMC4361A-EVAL                            
TMC5031-EVAL          ;                      
TMC5041-EVAL                                
TMC5062-EVAL                                  
TMC5072-EVAL                            
TMC5130-EVAL                            
TMC5160-EVAL                            
TMC5240-EVAL                        
TMC6100-EVAL                                
TMC6140-EVAL                                  
TMC6200-EVAL                                
TMC6300-EVAL                                  
TMC7300-EVAL                          
TMC8462A-EVAL                          
TMCM-1617-BB                              

Breakout Boards

Besides Evaluation Kits, most ADI Trinamic chips are also available as breakout boards (BOBs). These small PCBs contain everything needed for rapid prototyping and can be used on a breadboard or with flying wires, as all sensitive signals such as sense lines are routed on the BOBs themselves. Moreover, the BOBs are open-source, meaning you can copy the design and tweak it to your own specific needs.

Name SPI CANStep/Dir UART a/b/n Incremental Direct Phase Control Temperature Sensor SPI Single-Wire UART Analog Hall PWM GPIO PWM (internal) Current Limiter Single- and Dual-Motor Option EtherCAT®
TMC2160-BOB                        
TMC2209-BOB                        
TMC2225-BOB                        
TMC2226-BOB                        
TMC2240-BOB                
TMC2300-BOB                        
TMC261-BOB                        
TMC262-BOB30                        
TMC262-BOB40                        
TMC262-BOB60                        
TMC2660-BOB                        
TMC429-BOB                          
TMC4361A-BOB                      
TMC4671+TMC6100-BOB                
TMC4671-BOB                      
TMC5041-BOB                          
TMC5072-BOB                        
TMC5130A-BOB                        
TMC5160-BOB                      
TMC5240-BOB                
TMC6200-BOB                        
TMC6300-BOB                        
TMC7300-BOB                  
TMC8462A-BOB-ETH                        

Reference Designs

ADI Trinamic open-source reference designs provide validated layouts for specific applications to shorten time to market. Ranging from PCBs for small IoT applications to medical ventilators, they show the possibilities of ADI Trinamic solutions. All designs are optimized to ensure best results, including heat dissipation, minimized form factor, and reliable designs. Speed up your development process with these open-source solutions.

Name UART USB Analog Hall CAN GPIO Torque Sensor RS-485 HomeBus Temperature Sensor a/b/n Incremental EtherCAT® Digital Hall TMCL CoE
TMC2300-IOT-REF                        
TMC4671-LEV-REF                  
TMC5130-HBS-KIT                    
TMCM-1617-GRIP-REF                

SilentStepSticks

The SilentStepStick is a stepper driver board for 2-phase motors, based on ADI Trinamic industry-leading stepper driver ICs. Widely popular in the 3D printing and maker communities, the driver boards are compatible with StepSticks of the same familiar size and drop-in replacements for some of them. Just like the evaluation boards and BOBs, SilentStepSticks are open-source designs.

Name Step/Dir SPI UART Microsteps SpreadCycle StealthChop ChopSync CoolStep Passive Braking Short Detection Stall Detection StallGuard2 StealthChop2 StallGuard4
TMC SilentStepStick (TMC2100)     1…256                
TMC SilentStepStick SPI (TMC2130)   1…256    
TMC2208 SilentStepStick   1…256                  
TMC2209 SilentStepStick   1…256        
TMC5160 SilentStepStick   1…256      

Interface Adapters and Lab Tools

ADI Trinamic interface adapters are the master key to world-leading technology. Whether it’s to send step direction signals via your PC or for real-time monitoring via RTMI, these adapters give you the access you need. The lab tools allow for even easier testing of your concept and add flexibility to setups using the evaluation boards.

Name PWM SPI CAN RS-485 UART USB RTMI Microsteps Use with TMC4671-EVAL Use with TMC8670-EVAL
TMC-Schraubstock              
TMC-UPS-10A70V-A-EVAL                    
TMC-UPS-10A70V-EVAL              
TMC-UPS-2A24V-A-EVAL              
TMC-UPS-2A24V-EVAL              
TMCM-0013-2A                    
TMCM-0013-3A                    
TMCM-0013-6A                    
TMCM-0960-MotionPy V21            
USB-2-RTMI                

Get Started

TMCL-IDE

The ADI Trinamic free and easy to use GUI for writing TMCL programs.

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How-Tos

Get started with your project using a selection of walk-through videos.

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App Notes

Find handy documents about ADI Trinamic products and technologies here.

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