Cytron 20A Bi-Directional 6V-30V DC Motor Driver MD20A
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Description
🚀 Unleash Your Motor's Potential!
- EASY INTEGRATION - Compatible with 3.3V and 5V logic levels for hassle-free setup.
- PRECISION CONTROL - PWM frequency up to 20kHz for seamless motor operation.
- POWERFUL PERFORMANCE - Handles up to 20A for robust motor control.
- SMART SAFETY FEATURES - Active current limiting ensures your projects stay safe.
- VERSATILE VOLTAGE RANGE - Operates smoothly between 6V to 30V for diverse applications.
The Cytron 20A Bi-Directional 6V-30V DC Motor Driver MD20A is a high-performance motor driver designed for efficient control of brushed DC motors. With features like overcurrent protection, a wide operating voltage range, and compatibility with various logic levels, this driver is perfect for both hobbyists and professionals looking to elevate their projects.
Specifications
| Manufacturer | Cytron |
| Part Number | MD20A |
| Item Weight | 4 ounces |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Material | copper |
| Voltage | 12 Volts |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
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Reviews
D**R
Works as expected!
Easy to use. Connected to a Teensy 4.1 and is driving a linear actuator. Only tested ro 3 Amps peak but no heat at that level. Best value i coyld find for a controllable DC motor driver over 10A.
;**)
Excellent H-bridge controller
This unit is well engineered. They made an effort to use the PCB as a heat spreader. It used advanced manufacturing, and rework should not en done lightly.The ratings are mostly conservative. The unit val take huge peak loads. The power connection goes through a relatively small connection path, possibly intended as a fuse. The capacitors help with switching current and reduces power supply glitches.The controller can get confused and need a reset. This suggests there are some nice safety features - TBD.We used a thermal pad to the case to dump heat.
M**A
Work very nicely with Arduino
This board has nice on/off button for testing and built with TI chip.PWM input from external source works well and drive the motor with 20Amp rating.Arduino using analogOut function command scale to 0(0%) to 255 (100%) works very good too.
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