We have seen several questions about the hardware being offered, we are confirming the details with ADI, though to address the question about the power supply directly it does take between 8v and 28v from what we can see so far, but of course we will confirm this with more information later.
Until then here are a few pictures of the boards, and also the user guide!
The main board with microcontroller
The connector board between the microcontroller board and motor control board
The stepper motor control board
Depending on which connector is used can take up to 20v or 28v
The power connectors on the board are sockets, but they go to pluggable screw terminals:
The following files and documents should be considered a 'snapshot' and will not be maintained as the most recent versions. They are correct as of the 18th of September 2024, and the most recent versions of the files and their corresponding licenses should be referred to at https://www.analog.com/en/resources/evaluation-hardware-and-software/motor-motion-control-software/tmcl-ide.html and understood to be accepted due to the use or download of the files.
User guide
TMC5272-Eval User Guide (Rev. 1.00)
Design files
TMC5272-EVAL Design Files (Rev. 1.1)
Software
TMCL IDE for Linux based PC Systems: 4.3.3
TMCL IDE for Windows based PC Systems 4.4.0
