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TinyShield Dual Motor

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$3.83 $5.32 In stock

Category: Tinyduino

The Dual Motor TinyShield allows you to drive two independently controlled DC brushed motors from your TinyDuino! Create your own tiny robots or drones! Using two of the super miniature but very powerful 2mm x 2mm TI DRV8837Motor Driver (H-Bridge) IC, this shield will allow for to 1.8A per channel and operate motors between 1.8 to 11V. This TinyShield...

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Customer Reviews (4.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Steven ★★★★★

The way both motors run independently off this tiny board is perfect for my little robot chassis, and it handled the wiring without any trouble. It's genuinely impressive how much control you get in such a compact footprint.

Joshua D. ★★★★★

I was pleasantly surprised by how smoothly these two motors can be controlled independently—perfect balance for my tiny robot chassis. The board fit snugly on the TinyDuino without any extra bulk.

Ellie ★★★★☆

The tiny size is great for my micro robot project, but the motor terminals are a bit fiddly to solder. Once wired up, both motors ran smoothly from a single battery pack which is exactly what I needed.