A4988 stepper motor driver board
€6.48excl. VAT€7.90incl. VATBased on the Allegro A4988 chip, this small driver can control a single bipolar stepper motor with a max current
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Control electronicsBased on the Allegro A4988 chip, this small driver can control a single bipolar stepper motor with a max current
Control electronicsThis small board was designed specifically to simplify the use of stepper motor driver modules such as the A4988, DRV8825, 3DDRIVER or others with the same pinout
Control electronicsMade up of a microswitch and a status LED, this small module is meant to be used as a filament runout detector on 3D printers, wherever the printer’s electronics allow it to be wired in
Control electronicsMade up of a micro switch and a status LED, this small module is meant to be used as a filament runout detector for 3D printers, wherever the control board allows the hardware connection
Control electronicsBuilt around a micro switch and a status LED, this small board is well suited for use as an endstop on 3D printers or CNC machines
Control electronicsBuilt from a slotted optical switch and an LED, this small board is particularly suited to use as an optical endstop for 3D printers or CNC machines
Control electronicsDriver to connect to the 3D4040 printer or to another printer, to drive heated beds that draw a lot of current
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