Cytron 10A Bi-Directional DC Motor Driver, 5-30V, 30A Peak MD10C

Cytron 10A Bi-Directional DC Motor Driver, 5-30V, 30A Peak MD10C

$ 15.80

Score By Feature

Based on 19 ratings

Delivery

8.69

Customer service

9.01

Value for money

9.03

Satisfaction

9.07

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Questions & Answers

What is the pin number for the director's office? Is it possible to connect this to an arduino's digital pin to control direction with high and low?

Yes. Yes, that is correct!

Is it possible to use an Arduino to control a 12 volt, 100 watt brushed motor?

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Selected User Reviews For Cytron 10A Bi-Directional DC Motor Driver, 5-30V, 30A Peak MD10C

It's fantastic! It's up to the challenge! I actually fried one of them, but I was continuously passing more than 20 amps through them for about 30 minutes, with a peak of 40 amps

5/5

They're tough little boards, and even when loaded up like I was, they don't get that hot. I'm sure they'll last a long time if you keep them under or close to the rated current; I was so impressed with them that I bought some more of the same size and their bigger brothers for future projects. In case you were wondering, I'm now using a proper 30a board.

Arturo Golden

| Feb 12, 2021

Excellent vehicle operator

5/5

I bought this driver to learn more about pwm and dc motor speed control, but once I figured out how to work with a test motor, I decided to put it to the test on my son's ride-on. The ride-on is powered by 24 volts and likely draws more than 20 amps at times, but the driver is still going strong after many rides. While it has worked, for a similar setup, I would recommend getting a higher-spec Cytron driver.

Zora Padilla

| Jul 27, 2021

It was a success

4/5

However, after a few weeks of *extremely* light use, it died for no apparent reason.

I am still giving it 4 stars because I can not be 100% sure I didn accidentally short something (my work area can get a Oh well.

Kristian Kirby

| Mar 22, 2021

The terminal and the interface are both very simple (3 wires)

5/5

The interface is straightforward (3 wires), and the terminal block for the battery input and motor output is sturdy. I haven't tested it to its full 30A capacity, but it works fine for the DC motors I'm controlling for robotics.