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BV4113 Motor Controller


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This is an EZ-Robot Certified Economy Motor Controller. It is capable of 1.5 Amps (5 Watts) between 5 and 12 volts DC. This convenient motor controller connects to the EZ-B by a single cable.

The cable to the EZ-B provides +5, GND and Signal for the Motor Controller Communication

The other connections are for your motors and motor power.

* The IC will get very hot if your motors are drawing too much current. Consider adding a heat sink to the top of the chip: DigiKey Heat Sink


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#1  
Will this work with these kinds of motors?

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They only have a positive and negative.

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I think I may be a little confused. I see the positive and negative for each motor on the board, then what is the "motor power" Or does that go to the ezb to for power?
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#2  
Look at the photo, see motor 1 + and motor 1 -? Those are positive and negative.

+ means positive
- means negative

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Motor power is the power for the motor. You can't power a motor off the ez-b. It's in the manual.
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#3  
What happened to the photos of the BV4113 Motor Controller in the first post? Any way to get them back? *confused* I wanted to check something.
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