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The TK30 at an angle: a black board with a wide gold border, a flat round coin motor near the top with red and blue leads, a small transistor, a diode, a regulator and a few small parts, a small LED, lonely binary up the left edge, and a right-angle four-pin header labelled GND, VCC, NC and SIGNAL.3D
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Vibration Motor

A 10 mm coin vibration motor on a TinkerBlock board, switched by a MOSFET and fed from the board's own 3.3 V regulator. SIGNAL HIGH buzzes, LOW stops, analogWrite sets the strength. VCC only feeds the regulator, so 5V on VCC is safe beside a 3.3 V board, and 3V3 or 5V both give the motor about 3.3 V.

Motor
3.0V rated, from its own regulator
Draws up to
80mA running, not from your pin
Starts at
178of 255 PWM, or kick it
VCC
5Von every board; 3V3 works
Start here · 01 The four pinsOpen the board in 3D

Turn it over and see the three holes to wire: GND, VCC and SIGNAL. SIGNAL only switches a transistor; the motor runs from the board's own 3.3 V regulator, fed from VCC.

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