9 DC Motors / Pumps & WS2812B LED Hat

Name: 9 DC Motors / Pumps & WS2812B LED Hat
SKU: 26894
Price: 40.00 USD
Availability: InStock

Raspberry Pi Zero - 9 Motors/Pumps Carrier Board + extra features

Designed by Seriousengineering in Poland

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Raspberry Pi Zero - 9 Motors/Pumps Carrier Board + extra features

What is it? This is a fully functional PCB made for Raspberry Pi Zero/Zero W/Zero 2 W. It has many features: - you can connect up to 9 DC motors or water pumps to it and turn them on/off via GPIO pin…

What is it?

This is a fully functional PCB made for Raspberry Pi Zero/Zero W/Zero 2 W. It has many features: - you can connect up to 9 DC motors or water pumps to it and turn them on/off via GPIO pins (motors work only in one direction). IMPORTANT: Motors are supplied from the input voltage (See schematic) - you can connect 2 WS2812B LED strips and control it independently - this board has built in buck converter (Pololu D24V10F5) which outputs 5V/1A - in case you want to use your own buck converter there are special pads that you can solder your converter to - there are 2 ports with I2C and 2 ports with SPI (with 3.3V supply form RPi)

This board comes fully assembled and tested. Additionally you will get a 3D printed support for your RPi.

Why did you make it?

I wanted to build my own drink machine, so I needed a board with 9 outputs for peristaltic pumps that I wanted to use. I couldn't find a board with so many outputs, so I designed my own. When the drink machine will be finished I will publish here a link to this project