DC L298N Dual H-Bridge Motor

The L298N Dual H-Bridge Motor Driver Module allows you to control the speed and direction of two DC motors or one stepper motor using a microcontroller such as Arduino, ESP32, or Raspberry Pi.

Based on the L298N dual H-bridge driver IC, this module enables bidirectional motor control by allowing your microcontroller to reverse the polarity of the motor supply. By using PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) signals, you can easily control motor speed while digital signals control the rotation direction.

The board also includes an onboard 5V voltage regulator, making it possible to power both the driver logic and external electronics directly from the motor supply (depending on input voltage). Screw terminals make wiring motors and power supplies simple and secure.

This module is widely used in robotics, RC vehicles, automation systems, and STEM education projects, making it one of the most popular motor drivers for beginners and makers.

Highlights:

• Dual Motor Control: Drive two DC motors independently or one stepper motor.
• Bidirectional Motor Operation: Control both motor speed and rotation direction.
• PWM Speed Control: Easily adjust motor speed using PWM signals from a microcontroller.
• Onboard 5V Regulator: Provides regulated logic voltage when powered with higher input voltage.
• Easy Screw Terminals: Simple and secure connections for motors and power supply.

Specifications:

• Driver IC: L298N Dual H-Bridge.
  
• Motor Channels: 2 DC motors or 1 stepper motor.
  
• Motor Supply Voltage (Vs): 5-35V.
  
• Logic Voltage: 5V.
  
• Maximum Motor Current: up to 2A per channel (with proper cooling).
  
• Control Interface: Digital direction pins & PWM speed control.
  
• Voltage Regulator: Onboard 5V regulator (jumper selectable).
  
• Dimensions: ~25×22×8mm.
• Interface: 10-pin (VCC, GND, INT1-INT4, MOTOR-A, MOTOR-B)

Ideal For:

• 🤖 Robotics and mobile robot platforms.
  
• 🚗 DIY RC cars and motorized vehicles.
  
• ⚙️ DC motor speed and direction control.
  
• 🔧 Automation and mechanical systems.
  
• 🎓 Arduino & STEM education projects.

Note:

Product appearance may vary slightly from the images shown.
Text or markings on the module may differ depending on the batch.