Keyestudio L298N Dual H-Bridge Motor Driver KS0063 Arduino Pi Flux Workshop

Description

Highlights
Brands
Keyestudio L298N Dual H-Bridge Motor Driver Module
Features
Flux SKU:
BMAA100005
Length (mm):
60
Width (mm):
55
Height (mm):
28
Brand:
Keyes
Brand Series:
Keyestudio
Main Colour:
Black
Country of Manufacture:
China
MPN:
KS0063
UPC:
Does Not Apply
Minimum Operating Temperature:
-40°C
Maximum Operating Temperature:
85°C
Number of Items:
1
Pin Pitch:
2.54mm
Soldering Points:
C1 Capacitor
Logic Level Voltage:
5V
Drive Current:
2A
Maximum Power Dissipation:
25W
Drive Type:
Dual H-Bridge
Motor Type:
2 DC Motor
1 2/4 Phase Stepper
Mounting Hole Size:
M2.5
Mounting Dimensions:
50/45mm
Format:
PWM
Chipset MPN:
L298N
Noted Onboard Components:
Large heatsink
Noted Circuit Types/Features:
5V Supply
Description
This module is ideally suited to motor control to your project. This is the L298N Dual H-Bridge module which allows you to build in 2 controlled motors to your projects, controlling the speed with current. This can be used with a wide range of microcontrollers including Arduino and Raspberry Pi.
The module allows the use of PWM control of up to 2 DC motors or a single 2/4 phase stepper motor, the connections of which are screwed into the terminals. The module can be powered using 5 - 35V, furthermore if powered by a voltage greater then 7V the 5V terminal will be able to act as a 5V power source.
Soldering points for the addition of a C1 capacitor are available. This is only required if you were to use a supply that dipped a lot when the motors moved. With the capacitance value really being determined by the setup in use. A recommendation of n * 100uF for n = number of motors is a good starting point.
Please do not hesitate to contact us if you require further information regarding the module's operation.
Pin
Description
ENA
Motor A Speed Control
IN1
Motor A Direction Pin 1
IN2
Motor A Direction Pin 2
IN3
Motor B Direction Pin 1
IN4
Motor B Direction Pin 2
ENB
Motor B Speed Control
Terminal
Description
VMS
5-35V Input
GND
0V
5V
5V input or output if VMS terminal connected to >7V
OUT1
Motor A
OUT2
Motor A
OUT3
Motor B
OUT4
Motor B
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Returns
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Company
Flux Workshop began trading late 2014, drawing from years of experience and interest in electronics and building CNC machines. With the aim to supply good quality components at reasonable prices that allow you, the customer, to have the confidence to embark on your project.
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The module allows the use of PWM control of up to 2 DC motors or a single 2/4 phase stepper motor, the connections of which are screwed into the terminals. The module can be powered using 5 - 35V, furthermore if powered by a voltage greater then 7V the 5V terminal will be able to act as a 5V power source. Soldering points for the addition of a C1 capacitor are available. This is only required if you were to use a supply that dipped a lot when the motors moved. With the capacitance value really being determined by the setup in use. A recommendation of n * 100uF for n = number of motors is a good starting point. Be aware, if an item is "unwanted", return postage will be paid by the consumer. Furthermore, if a returned "faulty" item is found to not be faulty, postage costs will not be refunde