modL298N

DC motor driver with a working voltage from 5 to 30 V and a maximum continuous current of 13 A. It can be controlled by a PWM signal or by means of built-in buttons. Cytron MD10C

The stepper motor driver with the MP6500 system, allows the bipolar motor to be supplied with a current of up to 2A per phase, without the use of a heat sink. The system can be supplied with voltage in the range 4.5 ... 35V. Polol 2969

Dual motor controller allowing two DC motors to be driven with voltages from 4.5 to 13.5V and a continuous current of 1.2 A per channel. SparkFun ROB-14450

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

MP6550 DC motor controller module. It can work with motors supplied with voltage from 1.8 to 22 V and current consumption up to 1.7 A. Pololu 4733

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.

DC motor driver that allows you to control the movement of two drives using the I2C interface. Board with connectors for assembly. Pololu 5052

DC motor driver with voltage 4.5..28V and maximum continuous current of 2.6A. It has the ability to easily implement the feedback loop and numerous control interfaces. Polol 3142

Small size driver module TB67S279FTG stepper motor powered with 10 ... 47V voltage and working current 1.1A. The controller allows you to control the motor movement up to 7 different resolutions (up to 1/32 of a step). Module with soldered connectors. Polol 3099

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

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

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

This add-on board makes it easy to control two high-power DC motors with a Raspberry Pi. Its twin discrete MOSFET H-bridges support a wide 6.5 V to 30 Voperating range and are efficient enough to deliver a continuous 18 A without a heat sink. The drivers offer basic current limiting functionality, and they accept ultrasonic PWM frequencies for quieter operation. 

Two-channel DC motor driver communicating via UART, SPI or I2C interface. It can control the movement of 3 to 11V motors with a maximum continuous current of 1.2A per channel. SparkFun ROB-13911

Two-channel driver of direct current (DC) motors with a working voltage from 7 to 30 V and a maximum continuous current of 10 A. It can be controlled by a PWM signal or by buttons. Cytron MDDRC10

ROB-09670