ELECFREAKS Octopus Motor Brick

OCTOPUS Motor Brick is a type of simple electronic building blocks of the fan motor drive module, it can be used as simple Arduino teaching demo, convenient for Arduino beginners to learn.

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SKU
EF04059
$2.98

Description

OCTOPUS Motor Brick is a type of simple electronic building block of the fan motor drive module, it can be used as a simple Arduino teaching demo, convenient for Arduino beginners to learn.

 

Detail

High Torque and High Speed: The Octopus Motor Brick has excellent torque and speed for a wide range of applications. Whether you're driving mechanisms in a robotics project or powering a vehicle or machine, this motor provides the power and agility you need for demanding tasks.

Smooth and Precise Control: Octopus Motor Brick's outstanding precision allows you to precisely control your electric system. Whether you need smooth rotation or complex movements, this motor ensures smooth action and precise positioning to improve the overall performance of your project.

Easy Integration and Compatibility: Octopus Motor Brick seamlessly integrates with popular microcontrollers and development platforms, simplifying the setup process. Compatibility with standard connectors and protocols enables hassle-free connections, saving time and effort.

Durable and Reliable Construction: Octopus Motor Brick are built for continuous use and are built to last. Its rugged design and high-quality materials ensure durability and reliability, making it suitable for indoor and outdoor projects where consistent performance is required.

 

Dimension

 

FEATURES

Power supply 5V
N-MOS IRLML2502TRPBF with high current driving capability
low-power fan motor
Working current 120mA
Working temperature -25 ~ 85
Size 39.33mm×31.28mm

 

HARDWARE CONNECTION

Connection note: Connect this module to the P16 port on OCTOPUS:BIT, insert the micro:bit board into the OCTOPUS:BIT and slide the switch to 5V.

 

CODE

You can see the whole program from the link
Or you can download it from the page below.

 

RESULTS

When pressing button A, the mini fan begins to rotate; while pressing button B, the mini fan stops rotating.

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