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L293D DIP motor driver
Part no. NE0000020GH₵5.00
Product Overview The L293D motor driver IC is a popular choice for driving DC motors and stepper motors in various electronics projects. With a dual H-bridge configuration, this IC can control two motors independently, making it ideal for robotics, automation, and prototyping. The DIP (Dual Inline Package) format makes it easy to integrate into breadboards and perf boards.
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Overview
Product Overview The L293D motor driver IC is a popular choice for driving DC motors and stepper motors in various electronics projects. With a dual H-bridge configuration, this IC can control two motors independently, making it ideal for robotics, automation, and prototyping. The DIP (Dual Inline Package) format makes it easy to integrate into breadboards and perf boards. Specifications- Model: L293D
- Type: Dual H-Bridge Motor Driver
- Package: DIP-16 (Dual Inline Package, 16 pins)
- Operating Voltage: 4.5V to 36V
- Output Current: Up to 600mA per channel (peak current of 1.2A per channel)
- Motor Control: Supports forward, reverse, and stop control for each motor
- Thermal Protection: Built-in to prevent overheating
- Dimensions: Standard DIP-16 for easy mounting on breadboards
- Dual H-Bridge: Drive two DC motors or one stepper motor with full control.
- Breadboard Friendly: DIP format allows easy integration with breadboards and perf boards.
- Wide Voltage Range: Operates from 4.5V to 36V, compatible with many power sources.
- High Current Output: Delivers up to 600mA per channel for a wide range of motor types.
- Thermal Protection: Overheat protection for reliable, long-lasting performance.
- Versatile Applications: Suitable for robotics, RC vehicles, and automation projects.
- Robotics: Perfect for driving motors in small robots and rovers.
- RC Vehicles: Useful for controlling the motors in RC cars and boats.
- Automation Projects: Great for simple automated systems needing motor control.
- Prototyping & DIY Electronics: Essential for prototyping circuits with motor functions.
- Educational Use: Ideal for learning about motor control and H-bridge configurations.