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mLink L9110 DC Motor Controller

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$3.61 $5.83 In stock

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The mLink L9110 motor controller is a serial (I2C) 2 channel DC motor driver that is capable of driving up to two DC motors at a maximum current of 800mA per motor. It is capable of independently controlling the motors direction and speed with a resolution of 255 steps in each direction.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Evelyn ★★★★★

Perfect for my small robotics project—the 800mA per channel handles two motors without any hiccups. The I2C serial control keeps wiring clean and simple.

Lily ★★★★★

The I2C interface made wiring this into my Arduino project a breeze—just two data lines and it was talking to the controller in minutes. Independent motor control on both channels works exactly as promised, and my small robot turns smoothly without any hiccups.

Christopher ★★★★★

The 800mA per channel is plenty for my small robot build, and the fact it runs over I2C means I only used two pins on my microcontroller. Both motors spin smoothly and independently, which saved me a ton of headache with timing.