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WeMos D1 Mini Motor Drive Shield

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The WeMos I2C Dual Motor Driver Module is designed to be able to drive up to two DC motors from your WeMos/Lolin mini or mini Pro development boards (See HCWEMO0002). Using PWM the shield is capable of independently controlling the speed and direction of each connected motor with a maximum average of up to 1.2A (3.2A peak). The shield, together with its supplied headers (2 x 8 way supplied unsoldered), allows for it to be easily inserted and removed from the WeMos Mini. Control of the shield is via the WeMos mini's I2C interface (0x30 default address). A library and example sketch is provided by WeMos to make controlling the shield from your own sketches as simple as possible.

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Customer Reviews (4.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Lucy O. ★★★★★

Finally got this wired up to a small robot car project and the I2C interface made control super clean with just two wires. It drives both motors smoothly even at lower PWM settings.

Harper ★★★★★

Controlling two motors independently via I2C frees up so many GPIO pins for sensors. The plug-and-play design made it incredibly easy to stack on my board and get moving within minutes.

Benjamin J. ★★★★☆

The motor control is smooth with the I2C interface, which saved me a couple of GPIO pins. Only minor gripe is the documentation could be a bit clearer on the jumper settings, but once figured out it works great for my small tank bot.