7Semi 3Phase TMC6300 BLDC PMSM Brushless Motor Driver Breakout The 7Semi 3Phase TMC6300 BLDC PMSM Brushless Motor Driver Breakout is a compact, efficient brushless motor driver built for controlling 3-phase brushless motors with ease. It integrates the TMC6300 IC to simplify motor driving, reduce external components, and enable smooth, reliable operation. Designed for practicality and reliability, the board offers easy microcontroller compatibility, stable performance, and built-in protections for safe use. It is well suited for students, hobbyists, and professionals working on robotics, automation, drones, and motor-driven DIY applications. Features: Powered by the TMC6300 motor driver IC with high-side and low-side MOSFET control for each phase Supports 6-PWM input signals for precise and complete motor control Diagnostic output for easy detection of system faults Wide 2–11V operating voltage, ideal for low-power applications Breadboard-compatible design with optimized header alignment Built-in thermal and short-circuit protection for safe operation Breakout Board Pinouts – TMC6300 Motor Driver IC Power & Control Inputs VM / GND – Motor power supply (2–11V) VIO – I/O logic level supply / standby control PWM Control Inputs (High-side & Low-side MOSFETs) UH / UL – Phase U PWM inputs VH / VL – Phase V PWM inputs WH / WL – Phase W PWM inputs Outputs SENSE – Current sense output DIAG – Diagnostic and fault indication output U / V / W – Motor phase outputs from the three half-bridges

7Semi Vikram-1101 DRV8837 11V DC Motor Driver Breakout The 7Semi Vikram-1101 brings reliable motor control to compact robotics and automation builds, thanks to its efficient DRV8837 driver and wide 1.8V–11V motor voltage support. Designed for smooth brushed DC motor management, it features a stable 1A continuous output and a powerful 3A peak capability, making it ideal for hobby projects, mechatronics, and lightweight robotics systems. With PWM support and simple H-bridge control, achieving variable speed and direction becomes effortless. Engineers and makers appreciate its built-in safeguards, including thermal shutdown, undervoltage lockout, and overcurrent protection ensuring long-term durability even in demanding environments. The Vikram-1101 also offers resistor-set current limiting, eliminating the need for complex setups. Whether you're designing compact robots, automation rigs, or DIY motorized mechanisms, this versatile DC motor driver delivers dependable performance with ease. Features: Supports a motor power voltage range of 1.8V to 11V, making it suitable for a wide variety of small robotics and mechatronics projects. Provides 1A continuous output and 3A peak current, ensuring stable handling of brushed DC motors. Accepts up to 5.5V logic levels on IN pins, allowing easy interfacing with microcontrollers. Enables smooth motor operation through PWM-based speed control for precise performance tuning. Built with current limiting/regulation that works without requiring an inline sense resistor. Equipped with essential protection features including undervoltage lockout, overcurrent protection, and thermal shutdown.

7Semi Vikram-3015 High-Power 30V 15A Single-Channel DC Motor Driver Module The 7Semi Vikram-3015 is a powerful and reliable high-current motor driver designed to handle demanding brushed DC motor applications with ease. Built for makers, robotics engineers, and automation projects, it supports a wide operating voltage range of 6V to 30V and delivers a continuous 15A output without requiring a heat sink. Its fully NMOS H-Bridge architecture ensures excellent efficiency, making it ideal for high-load motor control setups that require consistency and stable performance. With support for 3.3V and 5V logic levels, the Vikram-3015 easily integrates with popular development platforms such as Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and PLC systems. The on-board test buttons, motor output LEDs, and robust protection circuitry, such as overcurrent, overheating, and undervoltage protection, simplify debugging and ensure long-term reliability. Whether you're building robotics systems, automation hardware, or DIY mechatronics, this motor driver provides a dependable foundation for high-torque motor control. Features: Provides smooth bidirectional control for single-channel brushed DC motors, enabling forward and reverse operation with high responsiveness. Operates efficiently across a wide 6V–30V voltage range while delivering a strong and stable 15A continuous current output. Supports both 3.3V and 5V logic inputs, ensuring seamless compatibility with microcontrollers and SBCs like Arduino and Raspberry Pi. Includes onboard testing features such as dedicated buttons and motor output LEDs for quick diagnostics and validation. Offers robust safety mechanisms including overcurrent protection, over-temperature shutdown, and undervoltage lockout for long-term durability. Uses a fully NMOS H-Bridge, improving efficiency and eliminating the need for bulky heat sinks.

7Semi Vikram-3025 High-Power 25A DC Motor Driver for 6–30V Motors The 7Semi Vikram-3025 is a heavy-duty single-channel DC motor driver built for demanding robotics, automation, and mechatronics projects. Designed to handle 25A continuous load with a 6V–30V operating range, it uses a high-efficiency discrete NMOS H-Bridge that eliminates the need for bulky heat sinks. Whether you're powering high-torque DC motors or creating reliable industrial controls, this driver ensures stable, smooth, and responsive performance. With built-in safety features like overcurrent protection, temperature protection, and undervoltage shutdown, your system stays secure even under heavy loads. This motor driver goes beyond basic control, it includes onboard test buttons, motor output LEDs, and a regulated 5V output for powering microcontrollers, making prototyping extremely convenient. It supports PWM/DIR control signals from a wide range of logic voltages (1.8V to 30V), ensuring compatibility with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, PLCs, and other controllers. It also offers manual control options using a potentiometer and switch, giving both beginners and advanced users flexible control in real-world applications. This makes it a dependable choice for custom robotics, high-power motor control, and automation systems. Features: Provides smooth and reliable bidirectional control for single brushed DC motors. Supports a wide operating voltage range from 6V to 30V for flexible motor compatibility. Handles a continuous motor current of 25A, ideal for high-load or high-torque applications. Includes an onboard 5V regulated output (250mA) to power a microcontroller without an external supply. Onboard test buttons and motor state LEDs allow quick, controller-free testing during prototyping. Offers dual input modes: PWM/DIR for digital control or potentiometer/switch for manual operation. Compatible with 1.8V, 3.3V, 5V, 12V, and 24V logic, making it suitable for Arduino, Raspberry Pi, PLCs, and more. Supports PWM input frequency up to 40kHz with a fixed 16kHz output for quiet motor operation. Built-in protections include active current limiting, overcurrent protection, temperature protection, and undervoltage shutdown.

7Semi Vikram-453R6D 45V 3.6A DRV8871 Dual Channel Motor Driver (2 Channel) (MD-10116) The 7Semi Vikram-453R6D 45V 3.6A DRV8871 Dual Channel Motor Driver (2 Channel) is a compact and powerful motor driver designed to control two DC motors independently. It supports motor supply voltages up to 45 V and delivers up to 3.6 A of continuous current per channel, making it suitable for robotics, automation, and motion control projects. Built around the reliable DRV8871 H-bridge driver IC, this motor driver provides smooth speed and direction control while helping protect the system from common electrical issues. It can be easily interfaced with microcontrollers such as Arduino, ESP32, and Raspberry Pi, allowing quick setup and dependable performance for both learning and professional applications. Features: Dual motor channels to control two DC motors independently Supports wide voltage range up to 45 V 3.6 A continuous current per channel for reliable motor performance Based on the efficient DRV8871 H-bridge driver IC Easy connection with Arduino, ESP32, Raspberry Pi, and other microcontrollers Provides smooth speed and direction control Built-in protections for safer operation Ideal for robots, vehicles, and automation projects

A3967 Stepper Motor Driver This A3967 Stepper Motor Driver For Arduino is the most recent version of EasyDriver v44, which was created in collaboration with Brian Schmalz. When compared to previous versions, it offers more flexibility and control over your stepper motor . It is a simple stepper motor driver that is compatible with most microcontrollers and capable of producing a digital 0 to 5V pulse (0 to 3.3V pulse if you solder SJ2 closed on the EasyDriver). A 7V to 30V power supply is required for the module's motor. The digital interface is powered by an onboard voltage regulator that can be set to 5V or 3.3V. The A3967 is a full-featured microstepping motor driver with an integrated transistor. It is intended for use with bipolar stepper motors in full-, half-, quarter-, and eighth-step modes, with output drive capabilities of 30 V and 750 mA. The A3967 comes with a fixed off-time current regulator that can operate in slow, fast, or mixed current-decay modes. This current-decay control scheme produces less audible motor noise, higher step accuracy, and lower power dissipation. The transistor is essential to the A3967's simple implementation. Simply sending one pulse to the STEP input causes the motor to move one step (full, half, quarter, or eighth depending on two logic inputs). It is not necessary to programme phase-sequence tables, high-frequency control lines, or complex interfaces. The A3967 interface is ideal for applications where a complex P is either unavailable or overburdened. Features: A3967 microstepping driver Adjustable current control from 150mA/phase to 750mA/phase MS1 and MS2 pins are broken out to change microstepping resolution to full, half, quarter and eighth steps (defaults to eighth) Compatible with 4, 6, and 8-wire stepper motors of any voltage Breadboard-compatible pins.

BTS7960B 43A H-Bridge Motor Driver The Double BTS7960 43A H-Bridge High-Power Motor Driver Module is a fully integrated high current H bridge designed for motor drive applications that use the BTS7960 high current half bridge. The NovalithICTM family includes the BTS7960. This package contains one p-channel high-side MOSFET and one n-channel low side MOSFET, as well as an integrated driver IC. The p-channel high-side switch eliminates the need for a charge pump, reducing EMI. The integrated driver IC simplifies interfacing to a microcontroller by providing logic level inputs, diagnosis with current sense, slew rate adjustment, dead time generation, and protection against overtemperature, overvoltage, undervoltage, overcurrent, and short circuit. The Double BTS7960 43A H-Bridge Motor Driver Module is a low-cost solution for protected high-current PWM motor drives with small in size. If you want to control the motor with this motor driver, for that you will need a few essential components like Arduino jumper wires batteries or power supply Features • Path resistance of type. 16 m? @ 25 °C • Low quiescent current of typ. 7 µA @ 25 °C • PWM capability of up to 25 kHz combined with active freewheeling • Switched mode current limitation for reduced power dissipation in overcurrent • Current limitation level of 43 A typ. • Status flag diagnosis with current sense capability • Overtemperature shut down with latch behavior • Overvoltage lockout • Undervoltage shut down • Driver circuit with logic level inputs • Adjustable slew rates for optimized EMI

Cytron 10Amp 7V-30V Dual Channel DC Motor Driver for R/C The Cytron 10Amp 7V-30V Dual Channel DC Motor Driver for R/C (MDDRC10) is a high-performance RC motor driver dual channel solution ideal for R/C vehicles or mobile robots, especially where no microcontroller is used. Fully plug-and-play, the Cytron motor driver 10A 7V-30V can connect directly to an RC receiver, eliminating the need for coding or setup. It features a selectable mixed mode that allows differential control of two motors via throttle and steering inputs, making it perfect for remote-controlled driving. With a built-in 5V switching regulator, it also powers the RC receiver without needing an external BEC. Designed using discrete NMOS H-Bridge circuitry, the Cytron 10A motor driver delivers up to 10 Amps per channel continuously without additional cooling. It includes onboard test buttons and LEDs for fast diagnostics and supports overcurrent and thermal protection to ensure safe operation under load. Whether you're developing an advanced robot or a custom RC car, this dual channel DC motor driver offers a robust, reliable solution. Features: Plug-and-play, with direct control via RC. Upon power-up, the system automatically calibrates. You can choose between mixed and independent input modes. Bidirectional control for two brushed DC motors. Onboard To power the RC receiver, use a 5V switching regulator (maximum current 500mA). Buttons allow for quick testing. LEDs indicate the motor output state. The motor output PWM frequency is 20kHz. Overcurrent protection includes active current limiting. Temperature protection. Undervoltage shutdown.

Cytron 20Amp 6V-30V Dual Channel DC Motor Driver The Cytron 20A 6V-30V DC Motor Driver (2 Channels) is a high-performance solution for controlling two brushed DC motors with impressive efficiency and safety. Designed with a full discrete NMOS H-Bridge architecture, this Cytron DC Motor Driver 20A delivers up to 20A continuous current per motor channel without needing a heatsink. Unlike other drivers that exaggerate current ratings based solely on MOSFET specs, the MDD20A is engineered for real-world reliability, taking into account factors like switching frequency and PCB design. Compatible with logic levels from 1.8V to 12V, this Cytron 6V-30V Motor Driver works seamlessly with various host controllers. It supports both PWM and DIR inputs for versatile motor control and includes overcurrent protection to safeguard against stalls and overloads. Whether you're building a robot or a high-torque application, this DC Motor Driver offers robust, consistent performance. 20Amp 6V-30V DC Motor Driver Pinout Diagram: Features: Bidirectional control for two brushed DC motors. Operating Voltage: DC 6V to 30V. Maximum motor current (per channel): 20A continuous, 60A peak. Buttons allow for quick testing. LEDs indicate the motor's output state. PWM and DIR inputs. Inputs support 1.8V, 3.3V, 5V, and 12V logic (Arduino, Raspberry Pi, PLC, etc.). PWM frequency up to 20 kHz (output frequency equals input frequency). Compatible with sign-magnitude and locked-antiphase PWM operation. Overcurrent protection includes active current limiting. Temperature protection. Undervoltage shutdown. Package Includes: 1 x Cytron 20A 6V-30V DC Motor Driver (2 Channels)

Cytron Maker Drive H-Bridge Motor Driver for Beginner The Cytron Maker Drive is a beginner-friendly H-Bridge Motor Driver designed specifically to simplify controlling brushed DC motors. Unlike traditional solutions like the L298N, this Motor Driver for Beginners offers an easy-to-use interface, making it perfect for those new to motor control. The compact DC Motor Driver Board allows you to control both the speed and direction of your motor effortlessly. Simply supply power to the motor terminals, and with the Maker Drive, you get seamless control without complicated wiring or programming. This makes it an ideal choice for hobbyists, students, and anyone looking to start working with DC motors quickly and effectively. The Problem Faced by Beginners in Driving DC Brushed Motor Maker Drive is built based on user feedback, particularly from first-time users. If you are a beginner or newcomer who need a basic motor driver to drive a DC brushed motor for developing a mobile robot or other uses, you may encounter some of the following challenges: Burning your Motor Driver - Many low-cost motor drivers do not include Reserve Polarity Protection, which can result in smoke shooting out of the driver if you connect the power in the incorrect polarity. This results in a burned-out motor driver, as well as a loss of money and effort. This will increase your anxiousness about starting your electronics project. Too bulky for a tiny project - Some motor drivers come with a large heat sink that takes up too much space. Difficult to test and debug - When using a standard motor driver for a building project, beginners frequently encounter a problem with testing and troubleshooting the circuit. Yes, even with a clear schematic or diagram, the circuit will not work immediately after connecting. Most of the time, we'll have to test or troubleshoot. Without easy-to-use input and output indications, you must develop a software to evaluate the motor driver. And this complicates troubleshooting because we don't know if the problem is caused by a wire connection or code in your software. Separate Power for Low Voltage Motor - Many low-cost motor drivers include an integrated 5V linear voltage regulator, which is ideal for powering a controller like Arduino. However, this linear voltage regulator will not output 5V if Vin is less than 7V. However, many little toy motors used in DIY projects are rated at less than 7V. These motors can be driven by two AA or AAA batteries (3V or less), or a single-cell Li-ion 18650/Li-Po battery (3.7V rated voltage). That means you'll need two distinct power sources: one for the motors and another to provide a consistent 5V output for a controller like the Arduino board. Here is Our Solution: Maker Drive Maker Drive is designed to solve the above problems while adding some useful features: Fool-Proof (Peace of Mind) - Maker Drive includes reverse polarity protection at the Vin/V motor/Vbatt (motor power) terminals. This safeguard will significantly lower the chance of harming the motor driver. Maker Drive is designed to be tiny, around the size of a passport photo (43mm(W) x 35mm(L) x 14mm(H). 4 Test Buttons (2 for each channel) - Easily test the motor or mechanism without a controller or coding. Maker Drive includes two manual test buttons for each channel. Pressing one of the buttons will cause the output to run at full speed in a specific direction (if a motor is connected) on the corresponding channel. While another button directs the output in another direction. These buttons can be used to test the motor's direction, connection, and operation even without a controller. You'll love these buttons, believe me! You can also utilize these buttons for manual activation. No programming is required to use these buttons. 4 Indicator LEDs (2 per channel) - Simply test your coding and wire connections. You can use these indication LEDs to monitor the output voltage direction even if your motor is not connected. When used with the Manual Test Buttons, you can simply test the Maker Drive even without the controller or motor connected. You may also immediately identify the source of the mistake, making debugging easier. Of course, no programming is required either. These LEDs aid with testing and troubleshooting. Buck-boost regulator produces 5V output from an input voltage as low as 2.5V. You can power your 5V controller with two AA batteries. Maker Drive can output 5V with input voltages ranging from 2.5V to 9.5V. This 5V output can supply 200mA to an external circuit such as a controller (Arduino), eliminating the need to get another power source for your controller. Now, your project can be powered by a single power source. With its wide input voltage range, Maker Drive can be powered by two AA or AAA batteries (1.5V x 2 = 3V) or a single-cell Li-ion or Lipo battery with a rated voltage of 3.7V. That's fantastic! Regenerative Braking Control - Also known as Regen braking, this feature gives you more control over the motor's speed. Most applications function better in regen braking, such as line following, because the controller can manage the speed more precisely. Another option is coast stops, which allow the motor to slow down or stop due to inertia. Support Stepper Motor - This is a bonus feature! Maker Drive is capable of operating a stepper motor. Features: Dual-channel bidirectional control motor driver. Support motor voltages ranging from 2.5V to 9.5V. The maximum continuous current is 1.0A, with a peak of 1.5A in less than 5 seconds. 5V output (200mA) is used to power the controller. Inputs are compatible with 1.8V, 3.3V, and 5V logic (Arduino, Raspberry Pi, etc.). Solid-state components have a faster response time and eliminate the wear and tear of mechanical relays. Regenerative braking. Speed control PWM frequency up to 20KHz (actual output frequency equals input frequency). Maker Drive is not an Arduino Shield, but it is compatible with different models of Arduino main board such as: Arduino UNO R3 Arduino Mega 2560 Arduino Nano Arduino Pro Mini And the list goes on…. Not to forget that it accepts 1.8V, 3.3V & 5V logic (for control) and is compatible with a controller such as Raspberry Pi, Beagle Bone, ESP8266, ESP32, etc.