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Grove - I2C Motor Driver (TB6612FNG)

Grove - I2C Motor Driver (TB6612FNG)

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Grove - I2C Motor Driver (TB6612FNG), DC motor, stepper motor

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The Grove - I2C Motor Driver (TB6612FNG) can drive two DC motors up to 12V/1.2A or drive one stepper motor up to 12V/1.2A. With the on-board MCU, it can work with Arduino easily via the Grove I2C interface.

This diver board is based on TB6612FNG, which is a driver IC for DC motor and stepper motor with output transistor in LD MOS structure with low ON-resistor. Two input signals, IN1 and IN2, can choose one of four modes such as CW, CCW, short brake, and stop mode.

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Features

  • On board MCU

  • CW/CCW/short brake/stop function modes

  • Built-in thermal shutdown circuit and low voltage detecting circuit

  • Standby (Power save) system

Typical applications

  • DC motor control

  • Stepper motor control

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Technical details

Dimensions 13mm x60mm x40mm
Weight G.W 0.02g
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Part List

Grove - I2C Motor Driver (TB6612FNG) 1
Grove Cable 1

ECCN/HTS

HSCODE 8503001000
UPC 841454121824

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Grove - I2C Motor Driver （TB6612FNG）

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  1. Great Price for mid level power.
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    80%
    I have had a couple of these for a while. They work just as they are supposed to. Very reliable and at this price, a very good deal. I believe the I2C address are limited to only a few choices, so I used a multiplexing I2C board to be able to send commands to many boards that all use the same I2C address.

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