Mx1616 Motor Driver Datasheet [99% RECENT]

Speed control is achieved by applying a Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) signal to the driving pin while keeping the other pin LOW. This unique "direct drive" architecture is a key advantage over drivers requiring a separate enable pin, as it allows for more advanced control techniques with fewer I/O pins.

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To control speed, apply a PWM signal to the input pin designated for direction while holding the other pin low (or use PWM on both for advanced braking).

The Mx1616 requires proper heat sinking. At 1.6A continuous, the driver can reach 85ยฐC within minutes. An active cooling fan or a glued-on aluminum heat sink is strongly recommended. Mx1616 Motor Driver Datasheet

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Excellent for battery-powered applications, with a standby current typically < 0.1ฮผ A.

stepper.setMaxSpeed(1000); // steps/second stepper.setAcceleration(500); stepper.moveTo(6400); // 2 full rotations (if 200 steps/rev * 16 microsteps) Speed control is achieved by applying a Pulse

Whether you are building a line-following robot or a small RC vehicle, understanding the Mx1616 datasheet is crucial for pushing the module to its limits without damaging your hardware. This article breaks down the key specifications, pinouts, and operating parameters found in the typical Mx1616 datasheet.

Allows independent control of two DC brushed motors.

| Parameter | Value | | :--- | :--- | | | 8V to 36V DC | | Logic Supply Voltage (VDD) | 3.3V to 5V DC | | Output Current (per phase) | Up to 1.6A continuous (1.8A peak) | | Microstep Resolution | Full, 1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/16 | | RDS(on) (High Side + Low Side) | 0.45ฮฉ (typical) | | Protection Features | Overcurrent, Over-temperature, Short-to-ground | | Package Type | QFN-24 (surface mount) or standard 16-pin DIP-like breakboard | The Mx1616 requires proper heat sinking

The driver typically comes in a SOP-16 package or as a pre-soldered module. It features four control inputs and four motor outputs to manage two independent DC motors or one 4-wire stepper motor. Motor Output State Standby / Coast (High Impedance) Brake (Short circuit)

The motor behavior is dictated by the logic applied to the input pins (IN1-IN4). Motor State Stop / Standby Forward (Clockwise) Reverse (Counter-Clockwise) Brake (Short) Note: The same logic applies to IN3/IN4 for Motor B. 5. Application Circuit and Usage The MX1616 module is incredibly simple to implement. Typical Connections: Connect your battery (2.0V - 8.6V) to the VDDcap V sub cap D cap D end-sub and GND terminals. Motor A: Connect Motor A terminals to OUT1 and OUT2. Motor B: Connect Motor B terminals to OUT3 and OUT4.