Four-Channel DC/Stepper Motor Driver Module – Direction and Speed Control

Driver module for four DC stepper motors. With this module you can control DC motors reliably and cheaply for a wide range of robotics and automation applications.

SKU 1606-DRV4L298NEAN 8219671068451Item type: Assembled

Description

The driver module based on the L298N chip is designed to control forward and reverse rotation, as well as the speed, of four DC motors. The module carries two L298N chips, which act as H-bridges for motor control. The L298N chips make it possible to reverse the direction of rotation of DC motors and to adjust their speed.

The module also has an LM2596S step-down chip that supplies 5 V to the module’s own control terminal. This means that if you use a motor supply voltage of 7 V or higher, you can feed 5 V to the control terminal to keep the module working correctly.

Key features
  • Forward and reverse rotation: the motor can be run both forwards and backwards, to suit different working requirements.
  • Excellent build quality: high-grade manufacturing means well-made solder joints, for reliable and safe use.
  • Excellent characteristics: the module offers high drive capability, low heat dissipation and strong immunity to interference.
  • Drives up to 4 DC motors at the same time.
  • Made with high-quality PCB material, with conductive tracks and an insulating base plate.
Connections
Driver 4 motori CC
  • 5V: 5V Voltage output

Technical details

Peak current 2A
Supply voltage range 5-7V
Maximum power draw 50W
Operating current range 0-36 mA
Dimensions 59.1 x 64 mm
GND Negative pole of power supply
IN1/IN2 Control motor 1
IN3/IN4 Control motor 2
IN5/IN6 Control motor 3
IN7/IN8 Control motor 4
VCC Positive pole of power supply

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