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L293 L293D MOTOR DRIVER SHIELD FOR ARDUINO MEGA UNO NANO
Rp20.000
- Kondisi: Baru
- Min. Pemesanan: 1 Buah
- Etalase: Shield Arduino
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The motor driver: The L293D is a dual-channel H-bridge motor driver that can control two DC motors or a stepper motor at one time. As there are two L293D ICs on the shield, it’s technically capable of controlling a total of four DC motors.
The shift register: The 74HC595 is an 8-bit serial input and serial/parallel output shift register. It’s used to extend four Arduino GPIO (or another microcontroller) to eight direction control pins for two of the L293D motor driver ICs.
The power supply: The power supply to the shield can be used for both the shield and Arduino or the two can use separate power supplies. If sharing a common power supply, a power jumper must be placed on the shield. The power supply can be provided through Arduino’s USB port, its DC jack, or from the shield’s 2-pin EXT-PWR block.
The output terminals: To connect the DC motors, two five-pin screw terminals are at the edges of the shield. These terminals are labeled as M1, M2, M3, and M4. Those DC motors with voltage ratings of between 4.5 to 25V can be connected to these terminals and will deliver power up to 600 mA.
The motor driver: The L293D is a dual-channel H-bridge motor driver that can control two DC motors or a stepper motor at one time. As there are two L293D ICs on the shield, it’s technically capable of controlling a total of four DC motors.
The shift register: The 74HC595 is an 8-bit serial input and serial/parallel output shift register. It’s used to extend four Arduino GPIO (or another microcontroller) to eight direction control pins for two of the L293D motor driver ICs.
The power supply: The power supply to the shield can be used for both the shield and Arduino or the two can use separate power supplies. If sharing a common power supply, a power jumper must be placed on the shield. The power supply can be provided through Arduino’s USB port, its DC jack, or from the shield’s 2-pin EXT-PWR block.
The output terminals: To connect the DC motors, two five-pin screw terminals are at the edges of the shield. These terminals are labeled as M1, M2, M3, and M4. Those DC motors with voltage ratings of between 4.5 to 25V can be connected to these terminals and will deliver power up to 600 mA.
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