Other motor controllers
Browse our list of motor controllers for robotics and DIY.
Sparkfun has released its version of the DC motor driver based on the famous TB6612FNG circuit, and the result is appealing: you can control 2 DC motors separately or simultaneously in one of 4 function modes!
A new and improved version of the Easy Driver board, the Big Easy Driver by SparkFun can drive bipolar stepper motors at up to 2 amps per phase.
This dual motor driver from Pololu is based on Freescale’s MC33926 full H-bridge. It has a 5 – 28V operating range and can deliver almost 3A continuously (5A peak) to each of its two motor channels. The dual motor driver works with 3 – 5V logic levels, supports up to 20kHz PWM and has many protections.
Version 2.0 of the Adafruit Motor/Stepper/Servo Shield for Arduino Kit
Here is an improved version of the motor driver shield Ardumoto. Combined with an Arduino board, the Monster Moto becomes a reliable and powerful control platform for autonomous mobile robots.
The Ardumoto Shield is an easy-to-use dual motor controller for Arduino board. Combined with an Arduino board, the Ardumoto makes a fantastic controller platform for small mobile autonomous robots.
Simple motor controller PCB to control two 2A motors
This tiny dual motor driver from Pololu carries a TI DRV8833 dual H-bridge. Supplyied with a 2.7 - 10.8 V voltage, it can deliver 1.2A (2A peak) to two DC motors. It integrates protections against reverse-voltage, under-voltage, over-current, and over-temperature.
If you’re a fan of robotics, embedded electronics and the Internet of Things, the Dual H-Bridge SparkFun Block for Intel® Edison was made for you! It allows you to control 2 brushed DC motors at currents of up to 1 A each.
Are you sure you’re prepared for the full power of the T’Rex? This Arduino-compatible RS036 controller might not look like the Jurassic predator, but it nonetheless offers some quite magnificent possibilities: for example controlling 2 motors at once!
A rich and useful board to use on your Rover5 based contraptions.
The Servo Controller Mini Maestro 12-Channel allows you to drive your servos using one of three interfaces: USB, serial TTL, and embedded scripts. It provides fine-grained speed and acceleration control thanks to its very high resolution (0.25µs).