Pinjarra 2-axis motor control shield for D1 bus

Name: Pinjarra 2-axis motor control shield for D1 bus
SKU: 40446
Price: 25.00 USD
Availability: InStock

This stackable shield for the D1 bus ecosystem controls two motor axes with FluidNC or other motion control software. Stack for more axes.

Designed by Accelerando Lab in Australia

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This stackable shield for the D1 bus ecosystem controls two motor axes with FluidNC or other motion control software. Stack for more axes.

What is it? Take any ESP32 development board that has the D1 Mini bus pinout, and stack one or more Pinjarra boards atop it to get unlimited 5-volt outputs. Each Pinjarra board has 8 outputs, split…

What is it?

Take any ESP32 development board that has the D1 Mini bus pinout, and stack one or more Pinjarra boards atop it to get unlimited 5-volt outputs. Each Pinjarra board has 8 outputs, split over two JST PH-2.0 6P sockets. Each socket has 5v, ground and 4 outputs. There are also two sockets with 3v3, Ground and 2 IO pins, and one QWIIC I2C socket.

Why did you make it?

I made this board to make spinning up yet another robot or motion control machine as easy as plugging modules. I've used it to drive table-sized CNC machines, laboratory equipment and many things in between.

What makes it special?

I make a lot of boards that use the stackable D1 bus, and the QWIIC I2C pinout. This unlocks access to rapid mechatronic prototyping by utilising the wide selection of compatible CPU, output and sensor boards that share this ecosystem.