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TB6612FNG Dual Motor Driver

SKU: 2CO3G6SJ15
The TB6612FNG Dual Motor Driver Module is a compact and efficient dual H-Bridge motor driver designed for controlling two DC motors independently or one bipolar stepper motor. Based on the Toshiba TB6612FNG motor driver IC, the module uses low-resistance MOSFET output stages, making it significantly more efficient than traditional drivers such as the L293D and L298N. It offers lower heat...
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Specifications

Specifications:

Module Type: Dual H-Bridge Motor Driver Module
Driver IC: TB6612FNG
Motor Channels: 2
Motor Type Supported:
2 × DC Motors
1 × Bipolar Stepper Motor
Logic Voltage (VCC): 2.7V – 5.5V
Motor Supply Voltage (VM): 2.5V – 13.5V
Maximum Motor Supply Voltage: 15V
Continuous Output Current: 1.2A per Channel
Peak Output Current: 3.2A per Channel
Output Configuration: Dual H-Bridge
PWM Frequency: Up to 100kHz
Standby Mode: Yes
Thermal Shutdown Protection: Yes
Low Voltage Detection: Yes
Control Inputs:
PWMA, AIN1, AIN2
PWMB, BIN1, BIN2
STBY
Operating Temperature: -20°C to +85°C
Mounting Type: Through-Hole Module
Logic Interface: TTL/CMOS Compatible

Additional Resources

TB6612FNG.PDF

FAQ

1. What is the TB6612FNG Motor Driver Module used for?

The TB6612FNG module is used to control the speed and direction of two DC motors or one bipolar stepper motor from microcontrollers such as Arduino, ESP32, STM32, and Raspberry Pi Pico.

2. How much current can the TB6612FNG supply to motors?

The module can provide up to 1.2A continuous current per channel and up to 3.2A peak current for short durations.

3. Why is the TB6612FNG considered better than the L298N?

The TB6612FNG uses MOSFET output transistors, resulting in lower voltage drop, higher efficiency, less heat generation, and better motor performance compared to the transistor-based L298N.

4. Can the TB6612FNG be controlled using PWM signals?

Yes, PWM signals can be applied to the PWMA and PWMB pins to control motor speed with frequencies up to 100kHz.

5. Does the TB6612FNG include protection features?

Yes, the driver includes built-in thermal shutdown protection, low-voltage detection, and standby mode to improve reliability and protect the circuit during operation.

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The TB6612FNG Dual Motor Driver Module is a compact and efficient dual H-Bridge motor driver designed for controlling two DC motors independently or one bipolar stepper motor. Based on the Toshiba TB6612FNG motor driver IC, the module uses low-resistance MOSFET output stages, making it significantly more efficient than traditional drivers such as the L293D and L298N. It offers lower heat generation, higher efficiency, and improved motor performance.

The module supports bidirectional motor control, PWM speed control, standby mode, and braking functions. With support for logic voltages from 2.7V to 5.5V, it can be directly interfaced with Arduino, ESP32, STM32, Raspberry Pi Pico, and other microcontroller platforms. Its compact size and high current capability make it ideal for robotics, automation, RC vehicles, and embedded motor control applications.

Key Features

  • Based on TB6612FNG dual H-Bridge motor driver IC
  • Controls two DC motors independently
  • Supports one bipolar stepper motor
  • MOSFET-based output stage for high efficiency
  • Lower heat generation compared to L298N
  • Bidirectional motor control
  • PWM speed control support
  • CW, CCW, Brake, and Stop functions
  • Standby mode for reduced power consumption
  • Built-in thermal shutdown protection
  • Low-voltage detection (UVLO) protection
  • Compatible with 3.3V and 5V microcontrollers
  • Compact and lightweight module design
  • Suitable for robotics and automation projects