Single-channel brushed DC motor driver based on the MPQ6612A chip, enabling bidirectional motor control with a supply voltage of 4-40 V and up to 4 A continuous current. The module offers motor current sensing, active current limiting, overcurrent and thermal protection, and supports PWM control up to 200 kHz. The carrier board includes factory-soldered connectors, allowing the module to be used without additional soldering. Pololu 5286

Driver board designed for DDSM series servo motors, featuring an ESP32 microcontroller, 2.4 GHz WiFi connectivity, RS485 and UART interfaces, and an integrated 5 V buck converter for powering a Raspberry Pi. Supports up to four DDSM115 or DDSM315 motors, or up to four DDSM210 motors, providing both wired and wireless control as well as JSON-based command support. DDSM Driver HAT (A)

The Cytron iMD16 motor driver enables control of brushed DC motors operating from 7 V to 30 V DC with a continuous current of up to 16 A (30 A peak). A rugged metal enclosure, integrated manual controls, and support for PWM/DIR signals make the unit suitable for both standalone operation and integration into industrial automation systems. Cytron iMD16

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 3 A per channel

The stepper motor driver with Allegro A4988 (A4988 Stepper Motor Driver Carrier) allows you to supply a bipolar current of up to 2A per phase. The system can be supplied with voltage up to 35V, in the set there is a heat sink. It is compatible with Polol 1182

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

Two axis stepper motor driver expansion board based on the L6470 for STM32 Nucleo

Waveshare DDSM Driver HAT (B) is an advanced hub motor driver for DDSM400 motors, based on the ESP32, featuring both wired (USB, UART) and wireless (WiFi, ESP-NOW) communication. It supports control of up to 6 motors using JSON commands and integrates with Raspberry Pi, making it a suitable solution for mobile robotics and multi-motor system projects.

The pad for use with shallow Feather series contains two TB6612 chips that allow you to control DC motors or stepper motors. The I2C interface is used to communicate with the overlay. Adafruit 2927

Module with 2-channel DC motor driver DRV8833 designed to work with the Raspberry Pi Pico. It can work with a voltage from 2.7 to 10.8 V and a current of up to 1.2 A. Pimoroni PIM617

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 current up to 1.1 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 4972

The controller enables to supply the motors with voltage in the range of 10-47V and power consumption in continuous operation of 1.7A (4.5A peak) for each channel in dual or 3.4A mode (9A peak) in single channel mode. Pololu 2999

An advanced speed controller designed to power three-phase brushless motors in various applications, such as driving robots, walking robots or gimbals. Supports input voltage range from 12V to 56V. Maximum constant current is 60A. Makerbase ODrive-S

A module with a two-channel DC motor driver based on the TB6612FNG system. Designed for Wemos D1 Mini

Driver for bipolar stepper motors with STEP/DIR interface, microstepping up to 1/16, soldered header pins and maximum current up to 1.5 A at 5 V or 1 A at 3.3 V. Pololu 5345

Single-channel bipolar stepper motor driver based on the MP6603 chip, supporting microstepping down to 1/8 step and operating with a motor supply voltage of 8-55 V. The module can deliver approximately 2 A continuous current per phase without additional cooling and up to 4 A peak, features adjustable current limiting via a potentiometer, and offers an interface compatible in many applications with popular A4988 carrier boards. Version without soldered header pins, intended for custom connector installation. Pololu 5690

Single-channel bipolar stepper motor driver based on the MP6603 IC, supporting microstepping down to 1/8 step and operating with a motor supply voltage of 8–55 V. The module can deliver up to approximately 2 A continuous current per phase without additional cooling and up to 4 A peak. It features adjustable current limiting via a potentiometer and a control interface compatible in many applications with popular A4988 driver carriers. This version includes factory-soldered header pins, allowing direct connection to breadboards or sockets compatible with A4988 modules. Pololu 5691

This Kit with fully-dedicated PWM driver chip handles all the motor and speed controls over I2C. Only two data pins (SDA & SCL in addition to the power pins GND & 5V) are required to drive the multiple motors; you can also connect any other I2C devices or shields to the same pins. This  makes it drop-in compatible with any Arduino, such as the Uno, Due, Leonardo and Mega R3. Adafruit 1438

A stepper motor driver for precise control of bipolar motors, offering six microstepping modes (from full to 1/32). It operates within a voltage range of 8.2V to 44V and delivers up to 1.5A per phase without cooling or up to 2.2A with a heatsink/fan, ensuring smooth and stable operation even at high speeds. Compatible with the popular A4988 and DRV8825 drivers, with an integrated regulator and overheating, overload, and short circuit protection, the TB67S581FNG is a reliable and versatile solution for applications requiring precise motion control. Pololu 2989

Universal driver for DC and LED motors. It can work with a supply voltage from 5 V to 24 V and a load up to 10 A. DFRobot DRI0050