L293 Motor Shield
Category: shield
₦6000.00
The Arduino Motor Shield is an expansion board designed to control DC motors, stepper motors, and servos, enabling robotics, automation, and mechatronics projects with Arduino boards.
Key Features
Compatible with Arduino UNO, Mega, and Nano (via adapter)
Supports 2 DC motors or 1 stepper motor
Can control motor speed and direction using PWM
Built-in H-bridge drivers for efficient motor control
Provides power terminals for motors and external supply
Stackable design for integration with other Arduino shields
Ideal for robotics, automation, and motorized projects
Supports Arduino IDE libraries such as AFMotor
Detailed Description
The Arduino Motor Shield is designed to simplify motor control in electronics and robotics projects. It integrates H-bridge drivers, allowing you to control the speed and direction of DC motors or stepper motors directly from your Arduino board.
With dedicated motor terminals and PWM control, this shield eliminates the need for complex motor driver circuits. It can be powered independently to handle higher current motors safely, while the Arduino board controls logic signals.
The Motor Shield is widely used in robotics, automated vehicles, conveyor systems, IoT motor applications, and educational kits. Its stackable design allows you to combine it with sensor shields, display shields, and other expansion modules to build complete projects efficiently.
Technical Specifications
Shield Type: Motor Driver Shield
Compatible Boards: Arduino UNO, Mega, Nano (via adapter)
Motor Types Supported: 2 DC motors or 1 stepper motor
Motor Supply Voltage: 5V – 12V DC (external power recommended)
Motor Current: Up to 2A per channel (peak)
Control: PWM for speed, digital pins for direction
Interface: Direct Arduino pin headers
Mounting: Stackable Arduino shield
Operating Voltage (logic): 5V DC
What’s in the Box
1 × Arduino Motor Shield
1 × User guide / documentation (optional)
Ideal For
Robotics and automation projects
Controlling DC and stepper motors
Motorized IoT and smart systems
Educational electronics and training kits
DIY hobbyist projects requiring motion control
Important Note
Ensure proper motor voltage and current ratings to prevent damage. External motor power supply is recommended for high-current motors. Always check pin compatibility and stacking order with other shields.