MD30C DC Motor Driver 30A 5V-30V - DC motor controller

KAmod Motor Driver is an advanced DC motor controller powered by 6-30 V, enabling power regulation using the PWM method and control of the direction of rotation, compatible with analog and PWM signals from various sources, equipped with overload and thermal protections and soft start and stop functions

The dual-channel KAmod Motor Driver TB6612FNG with MOSFET H-bridges enables precise control of DC and stepper motors with PWM frequency up to 100 kHz. The compact design, wide voltage range, and protections make the module suitable for mobile projects, robotics, and automation.

This L298N module allows independent control of two DC motors or one stepper motor, ideal for robotics and DIY projects. It supports power supplies from 7V to 35V and has a built-in 5V regulator that can power additional circuits. Control is performed via the ENA, ENB, and IN1–IN4 pins, allowing for adjustable rotational direction and speed. The module is equipped with protection diodes and filter capacitors for stable and reliable operation.

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

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

This board allows for simultaneous control of two motors with full direction and stopping control, ideal for robotic buggies and educational vehicles. It features built-in short circuit, overload, and overheat protection, as well as a stabilized 3V output to power the micro:bit. The Edge Connector and additional pins allow for easy connection of sensors, switches, and accessories, expanding the project\'s functionality. Programming is supported by dedicated MakeCode blocks and support for the Kitronik 5698 Python.

An H-bridge driver that provides bidirectional control of a high-power DC motor with a voltage range of 5-60 V and a continuous current of up to 11 A. The module supports PWM signals up to 100 kHz, features a current measurement (CS) output based on the ACS711 sensor, and features reverse polarity and short-circuit protection. It is compatible with both 3.3 V and 5 V logic, enabling easy integration with popular microcontroller platforms. Ideal for robotics, automation, and DIY projects requiring high performance and reliability. Pololu 2993

FeatherWing expansion board for controlling DC motors, stepper motors, and servo motors, based on the PCA9685 PWM controller and TB6612FNG H-bridge drivers. Adafruit 3243

A compact motor controller designed for the Pimoroni Yukon platform, capable of driving two DC motors or one bipolar stepper motor. The DRV8424P chip provides stable control with a supply voltage of 5 to 17 V and a current of up to 1.6 A continuous per channel. The module offers adjustable current limiting, thermal protection, and error detection. Pimoroni PIM693

A powerful controller designed to drive a single brushed DC motor with an encoder in the Pimoroni Yukon system. It offers up to 8 A continuous and 12 A peak current at a supply voltage of 5 to 17 V, making it suitable for demanding robotic projects. The module provides precise control thanks to encoder support and built-in current, temperature, and error sensors. Pimoroni PIM691

Compact module for driving two DC motors, 6.5–37 V, continuous current 12 A per channel, peak 70 A, with protections and status indicators. DFRobot DFR0601

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

DC motor driver based on the Texas Instruments DRV8263H-Q1. It can control one DC motor in two directions or two motors in one direction from a supply voltage of 4.5-65V and a continuous current of up to 3.5A (limited to 10A). The module offers three control modes: Phase/Enable (PH/EN), PWM (IN/IN), and independent half-bridges. Built-in current sensors and protection features protect against overload, overheating, and reverse power connection. The 3-5V logic control is decoupled from the motor supply, increasing safety and integration flexibility. Pololu 5238

This controller allows independent control of three DC motors using a single I²C bus. It supports motor supply voltages ranging from 4.5 to 44 V and currents up to 0.8 A continuous per channel, making it suitable for a wide range of robotic and mobile applications. I²C communication eliminates the need to generate PWM signals and significantly saves microcontroller pins. The ability to connect multiple controllers on a single bus allows for easy scaling of the system to larger motor counts. Pololu 5085

This controller allows independent control of three DC motors using a single I²C bus. It supports motor supply voltages ranging from 4.5 to 44 V and currents up to 0.8 A continuous per channel, making it suitable for a wide range of robotic and mobile applications. I²C communication eliminates the need to generate PWM signals and significantly saves microcontroller pins. The ability to connect multiple controllers on a single bus allows for easy scaling of the system to larger motor counts. Pololu 5084

This controller allows independent control of three DC motors using a single I²C bus. It supports motor supply voltages ranging from 4.5 to 44 V and currents up to 0.8 A continuous per channel, making it suitable for a wide range of robotic and mobile applications. I²C communication eliminates the need to generate PWM signals and significantly saves microcontroller pins. The ability to connect multiple controllers on a single bus allows for easy scaling of the system to larger motor counts. Pololu 5083