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Motors & Actuators

Servos, steppers, DC motors, relays and solenoids. Anything that moves needs more current than a GPIO pin can give, so drivers are half the story.

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DRV8833 Dual Motor Driver

Two DC motors, or one stepper, from four GPIO pins. The board ships bare, the sleep pin is asleep until you drive it, and the red LED only says the supply is there.

Motors & Actuators· ESP32-S3, ESP32, Arduino· 7 min
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19. Vibration Motor

Learn to control the motor with digitalWrite() or analogWrite(); outcome: motor vibrates 0.5 s, stops 0.5 s, repeat; optional PWM for strength.

Motors & Actuators· Arduino· 20 min
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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.

Motors & Actuators· ESP32-S3, ESP32, Arduino, Raspberry Pi· 5 min
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