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This is a compact, low-profile, and high-performance DC motor driver that provides easy control of a DC motor using a joystick. This small-size board can drive small to medium-sized brushed DC motors with up to 2.5A continuous and 6A peak currents. It is an Arduino-compatible project that helps users develop their own code and drive DC brushed motor as per application requirements. The Arduino-compatible hardware consists of an ATMEGA328 microcontroller and IFX9201 H-Bridge chip.
This is a compact, low-profile, and high-performance DC motor driver that provides easy control of a DC motor using a joystick. This small-size board can drive small to medium-sized brushed DC motors with up to 2.5A continuous and 6A peak currents. It is an Arduino-compatible project that helps users develop their own code and drive DC brushed motor as per application requirements. The Arduino-compatible hardware consists of an ATMEGA328 microcontroller and IFX9201 H-Bridge chip.
The project can drive small DC motors with peak currents of up to 6 A. The achievable continuous drive current is lower and depends on supply voltage, switching frequency, and cooling conditions. Realistic continuous drive currents for this project are in the range of 1 A to 2.5 A. Many motors for toys, RC models, or robotics fall in this range.
The Robot Controller is a very compact solution for controlling small and medium size robots using an Infrared remote. The project is fully Arduino compatible and consists of an ATMEGA328 microcontroller, 2 x BD6211 motor drivers, TSOP1838 IR sensor. BD6211 H-bridge is a full bridge driver for brush motor. The reference pin of BD6211 is pulled high and needs 2 x input to control the direction of the motor. 2 input pins of BD6211 are connected to ATMEGA328 for direction control of the motor. The project can be used to drive dual motors for 3-wheel robots or 4 x mini-DC motors. Input power supply 4.5V to 5.5V DC, the project can drive load up to 1A for each channel. Connector CN1 is provided to program the ATMEGA328 chips using Arduino IDE.
This is a low-cost position control closed-loop analog-servo using brushed DC motor and potentiometer as feedback. This product provides all necessary active functions for a closed-loop servo system using a Brushed DC Motor and potentiometer mounted on the output shaft of the DC Motor with Gear. The module is ideally suited for almost any servo positioning application. Can be used in applications such as side mirror movement control for cars, car head lamp beam control, animatronics, robotics, etc.
This project is based on the DS1050 chip, a 5-bit pulse-width modulator (PWM) controlled via a 2-wire (I²C) interface. The 2-wire bus allows a single master device to control up to eight slave devices (DS1050 or other compatible 2-wire peripherals). The project consists of a DS1050 I²C PWM generator combined with a MOSFET stage capable of driving high-current loads. It is primarily designed for driving LEDs and resistive loads, but it can also be used with inductive loads when an external flyback diode is added to protect against back-EMF.
This power driver shield is designed to drive solenoids or brushed DC motors using the OLEDUINO-V2 platform. The driver can handle peak currents of up to 3.7A and supports a DC supply voltage of up to 24Vdc.
The PWM interface can be used to drive single-coil relays, Dual coil relay, solenoids and DC brushed motor. To actuate a load the driver must supply current in either the forward or reverse state as defined in the PWM control table.
After actuation, the outputs can be disabled (IN1 = IN2 = 0) to place the driver in sleep mode and reduce power consumption. Alternatively, the outputs can be briefly set to brake mode after actuation to suppress back-EMF effects from the relay and prevent current from flowing back into the VM supply node.
When using the DRV8231 device, an external current-sense resistor is required; a 0.22 Ω, 2 W, 1% SMD 2512 resistor is recommended.
This multi-purpose motor driver shield is built around the BD60210FV motor driver IC. It is designed specifically for the OLEDUINO-V2 board, which features an onboard OLED display. This compact shield can be used to drive small bipolar stepper motors, two bidirectional brushed DC motors, and 4 solenoids.
The shield is capable of driving two brushed DC motors up to 1A continuous current with a supply voltage range of 8 V to 12 V. A key advantage of this shield is its seamless integration with the OLEDUINO-V2, allowing real-time display of speed, direction, and other operational information.
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