
Whadda WPSH207 motor driver shield for Arduino with two L293D chips, four H-bridges and 74HC595 shift register for DC and stepper motors.
Whadda WPSH207 Motor Driver Shield is an add-on board for Arduino development boards, built around two L293D motor driver chips to drive DC or stepper motors.
Overview
The shield is designed to integrate with Arduino boards, providing motor control for robotics and automation projects. A 74HC595 shift register expands three control pins from the Arduino to eight output pins for managing motor direction, which conserves I/O on the main microcontroller.
Key Features
Protection Features
Pull-down resistors keep motors safely disabled during power-up sequences. Built-in thermal shutdown helps prevent overheating, and internal kickback protection diodes enhance circuit safety.
Dimensions and Weight
Dimensions are 3.3 (width), 1.5 (depth) and 4.3 (height), with a weight of 55 g.
Use this Whadda WPSH207 Motor Driver Shield when your Arduino project requires multiple DC motors, stepper motors or hobby servos, with its terminal connectors and protection features supporting a straightforward and safe build.
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