Motor controllers
Motors controllers can control the speed, the position or the torque of a motor providing electrical power and adequate signal. Pay attention to the type of controller, the expected features and motor power. Our team is there to advise you, feel free to contact us !
The Roboteq SBL 1360 controller is designed to drive brushless motors equipped with Hall effect sensors up to 60V and 30A.
The Roboteq SDC 2160 2 x 20A-60V controller can drive two brushed motors, offers a precise control of position and speed, and is easy to implement.
This very compact Roboteq controller allows you to control a brushed DC motor while delivering high power and output voltages.
The Roboteq SBL 1360 A controller allows you to control motors up to 30A and 60V equipped with a Hall effect sensor or with no sensor thanks to a trapezoidal control mode.
This high-power brushed motor controller can drive up to 3 motors simultaneously with a high degree of precision.
The Roboteq SBL 2360 controller can drive two brushless DC motors, with or without sensors, in sinusoidal or trapezoidal mode.
The Roboteq SBL 2360 S motor controller ensures continuous, high-quality rotation of brushless DC motors up to 60A and 60V.
The Roboteq SBL 2396 controller offers a drive system for 2 brushless motors either equipped with a Hall effect sensor or without a sensor.
This professional version of the RoboRun+ licence makes it easier to configure and program the Roboteq motor controllers.
The Sabertooth 2x5 motor driver can supply two DC brushed motors with up to 5A each continuously. It’s the perfect solution for small robots!
Let your Sabertooth control and supply two DC motors, a microcontroller and a couple of servos, and your robot will reach new highs in manoeuvrability and autonomy!
Probably one of the best drivers in its class – the Sabertooth 2x 25 A Motor Driver is powerful, versatile, extremely reliable and allows you to control 2 motors at once while recharging your supply batteries!
Sabertooth 2x32 is a dual channel motor driver capable of supplying 32A to two motors–with peak currents up to 64A. It can be operated from radio control, analogue, TTL serial or USB inputs. It uses regenerative drive and will boost your robot!
The Sabertooth family is back with its most ambitious motor driver: 2 x 60A for controlling robots up to 450 kg with the necessary sensitivity!
Are you sure you’re prepared for the full power of the T’Rex? This Arduino-compatible RS036 controller might not look like the Jurassic predator, but it nonetheless offers some quite magnificent possibilities: for example controlling 2 motors at once!
The Servo Controller Micro Maestro 6-Channel allows you to drive your servos using one of three interfaces: USB, serial TTL, and embedded scripts. It provides fine-grained speed and acceleration control thanks to its very high resolution (0.25µs).
The Servo Controller Mini Maestro 12-Channel allows you to drive your servos using one of three interfaces: USB, serial TTL, and embedded scripts. It provides fine-grained speed and acceleration control thanks to its very high resolution (0.25µs).
Presented here in its fully-assembled version, the Mini Maestro 18 USB Servo Controller is characterised by its versatility and great performance.
The Servo Controller Mini Maestro 24-Channel allows you to drive your servos using one of three interfaces: USB, serial TTL, and embedded scripts. It provides fine-grained speed and acceleration control thanks to its very high resolution (0.25µs).
A new and improved version of the Easy Driver board, the Big Easy Driver by SparkFun can drive bipolar stepper motors at up to 2 amps per phase.
This tiny dual motor driver from Pololu carries a TI DRV8833 dual H-bridge. Supplyied with a 2.7 - 10.8 V voltage, it can deliver 1.2A (2A peak) to two DC motors. It integrates protections against reverse-voltage, under-voltage, over-current, and over-temperature.
This dual motor driver from Pololu is based on Freescale’s MC33926 full H-bridge. It has a 5 – 28V operating range and can deliver almost 3A continuously (5A peak) to each of its two motor channels. The dual motor driver works with 3 – 5V logic levels, supports up to 20kHz PWM and has many protections.
Adafruit doesn’t do things by halves, as proven by this 16-channel driver capable alone of transforming your peaceful robot into a giant spider or even a mobile disco.
The JRK 12v12 motor controller with feedback allow you to command a middle size brushed DC motor with one of the four available interfaces: USB, analog voltage, digital command or radio command. You can also enslave the motor in closed-loop.