A dual-channel BLDC controller capable of controlling two motors simultaneously using precise FOC vector control. Equipped with the EG Driver Chip, an INA181A2 amplifier, and a 1 mΩ sensing resistor, it provides accurate current measurement and stable operation at peak currents up to 12 A. It supports a variety of encoders and sensors, and its compatibility with ESP32 modules makes it easy to integrate into projects. Makerbase DUAL FOC PLUS

This BLDC motor controller, based on the Allegro A89301 chip, enables sensorless control over a wide voltage range from 5.5 V to 48 V and phase current up to 11 A without additional cooling. It supports four control modes: analog voltage, PWM signal, pulse frequency, and via an I²C interface with the ability to configure parameters and save settings to EEPROM. The Field-Oriented Control (FOC) algorithm ensures quiet and efficient operation, while built-in protection protects the system against short circuits, reverse polarity, and undervoltage. Pololu 5356

Brushed DC motor ESC with integrated FlySky receiver, designed for remote control of DC motors in RC models and mobile projects, supporting speed and direction control. modAR3201-F2

An H-bridge capable of controlling one DC motor in both directions or two unidirectional motors at voltages from 4.5 to 44 V and continuous currents up to 1.3 A. The module offers three operating modes (PH/EN, IN/IN, half-bridge), built-in current limiting and measurement, and protection against overheating, overload, undervoltage, and reverse polarity. Its compact design, flexible logic power supply (1.8–5.5 V), and simple control make it ideal for robotics, automation, and hobby projects. Pololu 4971

DRV8711 stepper motor driver module powered by 8-50V voltage and 4A operating current. The controller allows you to control the movement of the engine with up to 9 different resolutions. Configuration via SPI interface. Pololu 3730

A BLDC motor control board with a Field-Oriented Control algorithm, based on the ESP32 WROOM 32D module. It supports 12-24V DC, two channels with a peak current of 12A, and dual-channel real-time current sensing with a range of ±33A. Support for Hall, SPI, I²C, ABI, and analog sensors provides flexible integration in projects such as robotics, balancing vehicles, and gimbals. Makerbase MKS ESP32 FOC V1.0

Two-channel DC motor driver based on the HR9933 circuit. It allows you to control the movement of drives with a supply voltage of up to 10 V and power consumption up to 1.5 A. DFRobot DRI0040

Module with the driver of motors TB6612FNG and driver PWM PCA9685 for Raspberry Pi Pico. It allows you to control the movement of 4 DC motors. Waveshare Pico-Motor-Driver

Module of a 4-channel driver of DC motors with RP2040 microcontroller. It allows the connection of encoders and is equipped with a QW/ST connector. Pimoroni PIM636

3-channel brush motor controller module with PWM signal mixing function. It allows you to control three DC motors with a current consumption of up to 15 A per channel

The DC motor driver module enables the motor to be controlled using a PWM signal with several supply voltages (3V, 6V, 12V, 24V and 35V) and a maximum continuous current of 5A.

The bidirectional ESC controller enables precise control of brushed DC motors within a voltage range equivalent to 1S–2S Li-Ion/Li-Po packs. Its small size and compatibility with classic RC signals facilitate applications in compact mobile designs and robotic projects with limited mounting space

Pololu 5342 stepper motor driver based on the A5984 IC, intended for controlling a single bipolar stepper motor with current regulation and microstepping support. Pololu 5342

HAT with two-channel DC motor driver for Raspberry Pi. It has an operating voltage from 6 to 24 V and a continuous current of up to 10 A. It can be controlled by a PWM signal or by means of built-in buttons. Cytron HAT-MDD10

This stepper motor driver offers microsteps down to 1/256th of a step, ensuring exceptional precision and smooth motion. Its simple operation—requiring only two microcontroller pins—and low operating voltage (1.8 to 10V) make it ideal for energy-efficient mobile, robotic, and DIY applications. Integrated connectors, LEDs, and a potentiometer for current adjustment facilitate prototyping and secure integration with popular platforms like Arduino and ESP32. Adafruit 6353

The Tic T834 USB Multi-Interface Stepper Motor Controller makes basic control of a stepper motor easy, with quick configuration over USB using our free software. The controller supports six control interfaces: USB, TTL serial, I²C, analog voltage (potentiometer), quadrature encoder, and hobby radio control (RC).

Gravity: IO Expansion & Motor Driver Shield is an Arduino compatible expansion board that provides digital I / O ports, analog I2C, SPI and UART interfaces, as well as a DC motor driver. DFRobot DFR0502

A compact controller that enables precise control of bipolar stepper motors. It offers high precision movement thanks to the ability to control a stepper motor with a resolution of up to 1/128 steps and two control interfaces - clock-in step control and serial commands. SparkFun ROB-25167

2x1.2A DC Motor Driver is a dual controller of DC motors powered with 2.5 ... 12V voltage with a maximum current consumption of 1.2A (3.2A peak) per channel. DFRobot DRI0044

Compact and efficient module designed for precise control of bipolar stepper motors, offering microstepping down to 1/32 step and maximum current up to 2 A in peak mode. Thanks to advanced features such as QuietStep (APFD) algorithm, built-in protections and pin compatibility with A4988, it is perfect for hobby, educational and industrial projects. Blue Edition version with four-layer board and 2 oz copper provides better heat dissipation, increasing reliability of operation even at higher loads. Pololu 5341