These shield is made by L293D driver chip. It is very easy for plug with Arduino or ESP to drive any DC motor for Robot or RC Car.
L293D Motor Shield
$3.00 – $3.50
Description
These shield is made by L293D driver chip. It is very easy for plug with Arduino or ESP to drive any DC motor for Robot or RC Car.
Additional information
| Controller Type | L293D for Arduino, L293D for ESP8266 |
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Technical Specification
Technical Specification for Arduino
| Drive Voltage | 6V to 15V |
| Controller Voltage | 4.5V to 5.5V |
| Drive Current | 1.2A |
| DC Motor Control | 4 Motors |
| Servo Motor Control | 2 Servos |
| Serial Shift Register | 8 stage |
Technical Specification for ESP8266
| Drive Voltage | 4.5V to 36V |
| Controller Voltage | 4.5V to 9V |
| Drive Current | 1.2A |
| Control Signal Input | 3.3V |
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