Yahboom Motor Controller Board Module AT8236 Dual H-Bridge DC Stepper for Arduino Raspberry Pi STM32 DIY Robot Car (Motor Drive Module+ Power Cable *2)

This dual motor control development board for DIYers. Yahboom provides tutorials on using the controller board with STM32, Arduino and Raspberry Pi systems. I tested the board using the stm32f103c8t6 tutorial. I just happen to have a few of these development boards. I wired up the motor controller to a couple of TT motors I had in a kit I am experimenting with. I was able to get them to run using the code provided and also through the serial connection see real time data about the motors. The kit I got had two boards and each board supports two motors. It also had two sets of wires, One set had a T connector. Additionally the kit comes with brass risers for the boards. You can daisy chain the power and control a 4 wheel drive vehicle which I thought was an interesting idea. This is a great entree into motor control which is a big part of any robotic project you may undertake. I ordered this controller for a submarine project I've been working on where I need to manage the propeller and water pump motors. I have some other motor control ideas as well but that's for future endeavors. These boards work as expected and seem to be quite reliable.

Here you have motorboard servo controller (believe that’s what they’re called) that is compatible with the Arduino microcontroller platform (and I believe the Raspberry Pi as well, as is usually the case). Soldered well and clean, contains a few mounting accessories, and everything is in place. I’ve done a few trial runs before I apply it to my actual project, but so far I’m duly impressed. Nice to see a company deliver EXACTLY on what they promised. They’ll be having my business for any such things from here on out WELL MADE.