2 DC Motor / 1 Stepper Motor Driver Shield – 10 A

Arduino shield based on an H-bridge made up of 8 NMOS transistors which, besides improving efficiency, remove the need for a heatsink

SKU 1686-MDD10SHEAN 8219671108393Item type: Assembled, Robotics & gaming, Shields & add-ons, ,

Description

Arduino shield based on an H-bridge made of 8 NMOS transistors, which besides providing better efficiency, eliminates the need for a heat sink. Designed for 2 DC motors with a supply voltage from 7 VDC to 30 VDC and a maximum current of 10 A. Compatible with Arduino UNO, Arduino Mega, Maker Uno, Maker Uno Plus, or Arduino-compatible boards. It features a screw terminal for motor connection, test buttons, external control inputs, status LEDs, jumpers for PWM and DIR pin selection, a reset button, and male/female pin strips that allow stacking other boards. Dimensions (mm): 82.80 x 59 x 21.

Warning! The power input has no reverse polarity protection. Connecting the battery with reversed polarity will instantly damage the motor driver.

Applications

Technical Specifications

  • Maximum current: up to 10 A continuous at room temperature (30 A peak for max. 1 second)
  • Two test buttons per channel
  • Two output LED indicators per channel
  • Selectable Arduino pins for PWM / DIR inputs
  • PWM / DIR inputs compatible with 1.8 V, 3.3 V, and 5 V logic
  • PWM frequency up to 20 kHz (output frequency equals input frequency)
  • Reset button to restart the microcontroller after changing the operating mode

Documentation and Useful Links

Technical details

Board and motor supply from 7 VDC to 30 VDC
Controllable motors 2 DC motors or one unipolar/bipolar stepper motor
Reverse polarity protection No
Dimensions (mm) 82.80 x 59 x 21

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