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L298N Stepper Motor Driver Module
L298N is a high-power bipolar motor controller that can be used to control the speed and direction of two direct current (DC) motors
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Specifications
- H double-bridge of dc motor driver chip
- Chip: L298N (ST NEW)
- Logic voltage: 5V
- Driving voltage: 5V-35V
- logic current: 0 mA-36mA
- Drive current: 2A (MAX only bridge)
- Maximum power: 25W
- allowable temperature range. -20 ° C to 135 ° C
- Size: approx. 43 x 43 x 27mm
-L298N as main driver chip makes strong driving ability / small heating/ strong / low calorific value anti interference.
– The output pins have connections with clamps and OUT1, OUT2 of the first motor and OUT3, OUT4 marked for the second motor.
– Ensure sufficient voltage and current for your motor at the VCC and GND pins.
– Built-78M05, power receiving of drive power, but when the drive power exceeds 12V, please use the power of 5V external power supply.
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