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MX1508 Mini Dual Channel DC Motor Driver Module – 1.5A H-Bridge PWM for Arduino
MX1508 Mini Dual Channel DC Motor Driver Module for Arduino
Buy the MX1508 Mini Dual Channel DC Motor Driver Module online in Pakistan from Robostan.pk. This compact dual H-bridge motor driver is designed for controlling two small brushed DC motors independently using an Arduino, ESP32, or another compatible microcontroller.
The MX1508 Motor Driver Module supports forward and reverse rotation, electronic braking, and PWM speed control. Its small PCB design makes it suitable for robot cars, battery-powered toys, miniature robotic vehicles, automation prototypes, and DIY electronics projects.
Featuring a recommended 2V to 9.6V DC motor supply, low-voltage digital control inputs, and integrated thermal shutdown protection, the MX1508 provides convenient motor control for low-voltage robotics applications.
Key Features
- MX1508 dual-channel H-bridge motor driver module
- Controls two brushed DC motors independently
- Supports one small bipolar stepper motor with suitable control sequences
- Recommended motor supply voltage: 2V to 9.6V DC
- Compatible with 3.3V and 5V control signals
- Forward and reverse motor direction control
- PWM-based speed adjustment
- Electronic braking and standby functions
- Channel 1: up to 1.5A continuous under specified conditions
- Channel 2: up to 0.8A continuous with both channels operating under specified conditions
- Built-in MOSFET H-bridge output stages
- Integrated thermal shutdown protection
- Built-in freewheeling paths for motor current
- Four digital control inputs: IN1, IN2, IN3 and IN4
- Compact PCB design for miniature robots
- Suitable for Arduino UNO, Nano, ESP32 and other compatible controllers
Technical Specifications
| Product Name | MX1508 Mini Dual Channel DC Motor Driver Module |
| Driver IC | MX1508 |
| Driver Architecture | Dual H-Bridge |
| Motor Supply Voltage | 2V to 9.6V DC Recommended |
| Absolute Maximum Motor Supply | 10V DC at IC Level |
| Control Logic Voltage | 1.8V to 5V Recommended |
| Motor Channels | 2 Independent Channels |
| Channel 1 Continuous Current | Up to 1.5A with Both Channels Operating at Specified Conditions |
| Channel 1 Peak Current | 2.5A Maximum Peak |
| Channel 2 Continuous Current | Up to 0.8A with Both Channels Operating at Specified Conditions |
| Channel 2 Peak Current | 1.5A Maximum Peak |
| Motor Direction Control | Forward and Reverse |
| Speed Control | PWM Through Motor Control Inputs |
| Electronic Braking | Supported |
| Standby Mode | Supported |
| Control Inputs | IN1, IN2, IN3, IN4 |
| Power Connections | Positive (+) and Ground (-) |
| Motor Output Connections | Motor A and Motor B |
| Supported Motor Types | 2 Brushed DC Motors or 1 Suitable Bipolar Stepper Motor |
| Thermal Protection | Integrated Thermal Shutdown |
| IC Operating Temperature | -20°C to +85°C |
| Typical Module Dimensions | Approximately 24.7 x 21 x 7mm |
| Mounting Hole | Approximately 2mm Diameter |
| Module Type | PCB Motor Driver Board |
| Applications | Arduino Robotics, Smart Cars, DC Motor Control and Embedded Systems |
Important: Output current ratings depend on motor supply voltage, simultaneous channel loading, ambient temperature, PCB design and cooling. Peak-current values are not continuous operating ratings.
Applications
- Arduino robot car projects
- Two-wheel smart robotic vehicles
- ESP32 motor-control applications
- Small DC geared motor control
- Battery-powered toy cars
- Miniature robotic mechanisms
- DIY electronics and automation
- Educational H-bridge circuit experiments
- Small bipolar stepper motor projects
- Forward and reverse motor switching
- PWM motor speed control demonstrations
- Embedded motor-control prototypes
How Does the MX1508 Motor Driver Work?
The MX1508 Dual H-Bridge Motor Driver contains two independent H-bridge circuits.
An H-bridge controls the direction of current flowing through a brushed DC motor. By changing the input signals, a microcontroller can reverse the motor's rotation.
The MX1508 uses four control inputs. Each pair of inputs controls one motor channel:
- IN1 and IN2: Control Motor A
- IN3 and IN4: Control Motor B
PWM signals can be applied to the control inputs to adjust the effective motor drive and control speed.
MX1508 Motor Control Truth Table
| Input A | Input B | Motor Operation |
|---|---|---|
| LOW | LOW | Standby / Coast |
| HIGH | LOW | Forward Rotation |
| LOW | HIGH | Reverse Rotation |
| HIGH | HIGH | Electronic Brake |
The actual physical rotation direction depends on how the motor leads are connected.
MX1508 Module Pinout
| Pin / Terminal | Function |
|---|---|
| + | Positive Motor Supply Input |
| - | Ground Connection |
| IN1 | Motor A Control Input 1 |
| IN2 | Motor A Control Input 2 |
| IN3 | Motor B Control Input 1 |
| IN4 | Motor B Control Input 2 |
| Motor A | Two Output Terminals for Motor A |
| Motor B | Two Output Terminals for Motor B |
Verify the labels on your actual PCB before connecting motors or a power supply.
Arduino UNO Connection
A typical MX1508 connection with Arduino UNO is:
| MX1508 | Arduino / Connection |
|---|---|
| IN1 | Arduino D5 |
| IN2 | Arduino D6 |
| IN3 | Arduino D9 |
| IN4 | Arduino D10 |
| + | Compatible External Motor Supply |
| - | Supply Ground and Arduino GND |
| Motor A | First Brushed DC Motor |
| Motor B | Second Brushed DC Motor |
These Arduino pin assignments are examples. Other suitable digital or PWM-capable pins may be used according to the software.
Important: Use an appropriate external motor power supply and connect its ground to the Arduino ground. Do not assume the Arduino 5V output can safely power the motors.
ESP32 Compatibility
The MX1508 can be controlled using suitable ESP32 GPIO outputs because its control inputs support low-voltage digital logic.
Use appropriate GPIO pins for the four control inputs and connect the ESP32 ground to the motor driver ground.
Motor power must be supplied separately from a compatible source. Ensure the motor driver and ESP32 receive power within their respective electrical limits.
PWM Speed Control
The MX1508 supports motor speed control through pulse-width modulation.
Using PWM, a controller rapidly switches the motor driver input between appropriate logic states.
Changing the PWM duty cycle changes the average motor drive, allowing approximate control of motor speed.
Actual motor performance depends on supply voltage, load, PWM frequency, and motor characteristics.
Two DC Motors or One Stepper Motor
The two H-bridge channels can independently drive two suitable brushed DC motors.
They may also be used to energize the two windings of a small bipolar stepper motor using the appropriate control sequence.
Note: The MX1508 is not a dedicated current-regulated stepper driver. Use a suitable stepper motor driver for applications requiring precise current limiting or microstepping.
MX1508 vs L298N Motor Driver
- MX1508: Compact low-voltage dual H-bridge board for small motors and lightweight robotics.
- L298N: Larger motor driver module that supports higher motor supply voltages and is commonly used in general-purpose robotics.
Choose the MX1508 when small PCB size and low-voltage motor control are priorities.
MX1508 vs TB6612FNG
- MX1508: Simple compact motor driver for suitable low-voltage brushed DC motors.
- TB6612FNG: A separate dual H-bridge driver family with different supply, control and output current specifications.
Select the driver according to motor stall current, supply voltage, heat dissipation, and the control features required by your project.
Why Choose the MX1508?
Compact Design: Suitable for small smart cars and miniature robots.
Dual Motor Control: Operates two brushed DC motors independently.
PWM Support: Provides basic speed control using microcontroller PWM signals.
Simple Interface: Uses four digital input connections for motor direction and switching control.
Low-Voltage Operation: Suitable for many small battery-powered motor projects.
Educational Value: Useful for learning H-bridge circuits and motor-control programming.
Important Safety and Usage Notes
- Use a motor supply within the recommended 2V to 9.6V range.
- Do not exceed the MX1508 IC's 10V absolute maximum motor supply rating.
- Check motor stall current before connecting the motor.
- Continuous current ratings are different for the two channels under simultaneous operation.
- Do not treat peak current ratings as continuous ratings.
- Use suitable wiring and an appropriately rated external power source.
- Connect the microcontroller and motor driver grounds together.
- Observe correct motor supply polarity.
- Do not connect the module directly to AC mains.
- The motor driver may heat up during high-current operation.
- Thermal shutdown does not replace proper current limiting and circuit protection.
- Do not connect loads that exceed the driver output capability.
- Verify the physical board markings and pin layout before installation.
Package Contents
- 1 x MX1508 Mini Dual Channel DC Motor Driver Module
Buy MX1508 Motor Driver in Pakistan
Looking for an MX1508 Mini Dual Channel DC Motor Driver Module in Pakistan? Shop online at Robostan.pk for Arduino motor drivers, DC motors, robotics components, motor control modules, ESP32 boards, and DIY electronics accessories.
The MX1508 is suitable for engineering students, robotics enthusiasts, electronic hobbyists, and makers developing compact motor-control projects.
Order your MX1508 Motor Driver Module from Robostan.pk with nationwide delivery across Pakistan, including Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, Multan, Peshawar, and other cities.
Robostan.pk – Build. Innovate. Create.
MX1508 Mini Dual Channel DC Motor Driver Module for Arduino
Buy the MX1508 Mini Dual Channel DC Motor Driver Module online in Pakistan from Robostan.pk. This compact dual H-bridge motor driver is designed for controlling two small brushed DC motors independently using an Arduino, ESP32, or another compatible microcontroller.
The MX1508 Motor Driver Module supports forward and reverse rotation, electronic braking, and PWM speed control. Its small PCB design makes it suitable for robot cars, battery-powered toys, miniature robotic vehicles, automation prototypes, and DIY electronics projects.
Featuring a recommended 2V to 9.6V DC motor supply, low-voltage digital control inputs, and integrated thermal shutdown protection, the MX1508 provides convenient motor control for low-voltage robotics applications.
Key Features
- MX1508 dual-channel H-bridge motor driver module
- Controls two brushed DC motors independently
- Supports one small bipolar stepper motor with suitable control sequences
- Recommended motor supply voltage: 2V to 9.6V DC
- Compatible with 3.3V and 5V control signals
- Forward and reverse motor direction control
- PWM-based speed adjustment
- Electronic braking and standby functions
- Channel 1: up to 1.5A continuous under specified conditions
- Channel 2: up to 0.8A continuous with both channels operating under specified conditions
- Built-in MOSFET H-bridge output stages
- Integrated thermal shutdown protection
- Built-in freewheeling paths for motor current
- Four digital control inputs: IN1, IN2, IN3 and IN4
- Compact PCB design for miniature robots
- Suitable for Arduino UNO, Nano, ESP32 and other compatible controllers
Technical Specifications
| Product Name | MX1508 Mini Dual Channel DC Motor Driver Module |
| Driver IC | MX1508 |
| Driver Architecture | Dual H-Bridge |
| Motor Supply Voltage | 2V to 9.6V DC Recommended |
| Absolute Maximum Motor Supply | 10V DC at IC Level |
| Control Logic Voltage | 1.8V to 5V Recommended |
| Motor Channels | 2 Independent Channels |
| Channel 1 Continuous Current | Up to 1.5A with Both Channels Operating at Specified Conditions |
| Channel 1 Peak Current | 2.5A Maximum Peak |
| Channel 2 Continuous Current | Up to 0.8A with Both Channels Operating at Specified Conditions |
| Channel 2 Peak Current | 1.5A Maximum Peak |
| Motor Direction Control | Forward and Reverse |
| Speed Control | PWM Through Motor Control Inputs |
| Electronic Braking | Supported |
| Standby Mode | Supported |
| Control Inputs | IN1, IN2, IN3, IN4 |
| Power Connections | Positive (+) and Ground (-) |
| Motor Output Connections | Motor A and Motor B |
| Supported Motor Types | 2 Brushed DC Motors or 1 Suitable Bipolar Stepper Motor |
| Thermal Protection | Integrated Thermal Shutdown |
| IC Operating Temperature | -20°C to +85°C |
| Typical Module Dimensions | Approximately 24.7 x 21 x 7mm |
| Mounting Hole | Approximately 2mm Diameter |
| Module Type | PCB Motor Driver Board |
| Applications | Arduino Robotics, Smart Cars, DC Motor Control and Embedded Systems |
Important: Output current ratings depend on motor supply voltage, simultaneous channel loading, ambient temperature, PCB design and cooling. Peak-current values are not continuous operating ratings.
Applications
- Arduino robot car projects
- Two-wheel smart robotic vehicles
- ESP32 motor-control applications
- Small DC geared motor control
- Battery-powered toy cars
- Miniature robotic mechanisms
- DIY electronics and automation
- Educational H-bridge circuit experiments
- Small bipolar stepper motor projects
- Forward and reverse motor switching
- PWM motor speed control demonstrations
- Embedded motor-control prototypes
How Does the MX1508 Motor Driver Work?
The MX1508 Dual H-Bridge Motor Driver contains two independent H-bridge circuits.
An H-bridge controls the direction of current flowing through a brushed DC motor. By changing the input signals, a microcontroller can reverse the motor's rotation.
The MX1508 uses four control inputs. Each pair of inputs controls one motor channel:
- IN1 and IN2: Control Motor A
- IN3 and IN4: Control Motor B
PWM signals can be applied to the control inputs to adjust the effective motor drive and control speed.
MX1508 Motor Control Truth Table
| Input A | Input B | Motor Operation |
|---|---|---|
| LOW | LOW | Standby / Coast |
| HIGH | LOW | Forward Rotation |
| LOW | HIGH | Reverse Rotation |
| HIGH | HIGH | Electronic Brake |
The actual physical rotation direction depends on how the motor leads are connected.
MX1508 Module Pinout
| Pin / Terminal | Function |
|---|---|
| + | Positive Motor Supply Input |
| - | Ground Connection |
| IN1 | Motor A Control Input 1 |
| IN2 | Motor A Control Input 2 |
| IN3 | Motor B Control Input 1 |
| IN4 | Motor B Control Input 2 |
| Motor A | Two Output Terminals for Motor A |
| Motor B | Two Output Terminals for Motor B |
Verify the labels on your actual PCB before connecting motors or a power supply.
Arduino UNO Connection
A typical MX1508 connection with Arduino UNO is:
| MX1508 | Arduino / Connection |
|---|---|
| IN1 | Arduino D5 |
| IN2 | Arduino D6 |
| IN3 | Arduino D9 |
| IN4 | Arduino D10 |
| + | Compatible External Motor Supply |
| - | Supply Ground and Arduino GND |
| Motor A | First Brushed DC Motor |
| Motor B | Second Brushed DC Motor |
These Arduino pin assignments are examples. Other suitable digital or PWM-capable pins may be used according to the software.
Important: Use an appropriate external motor power supply and connect its ground to the Arduino ground. Do not assume the Arduino 5V output can safely power the motors.
ESP32 Compatibility
The MX1508 can be controlled using suitable ESP32 GPIO outputs because its control inputs support low-voltage digital logic.
Use appropriate GPIO pins for the four control inputs and connect the ESP32 ground to the motor driver ground.
Motor power must be supplied separately from a compatible source. Ensure the motor driver and ESP32 receive power within their respective electrical limits.
PWM Speed Control
The MX1508 supports motor speed control through pulse-width modulation.
Using PWM, a controller rapidly switches the motor driver input between appropriate logic states.
Changing the PWM duty cycle changes the average motor drive, allowing approximate control of motor speed.
Actual motor performance depends on supply voltage, load, PWM frequency, and motor characteristics.
Two DC Motors or One Stepper Motor
The two H-bridge channels can independently drive two suitable brushed DC motors.
They may also be used to energize the two windings of a small bipolar stepper motor using the appropriate control sequence.
Note: The MX1508 is not a dedicated current-regulated stepper driver. Use a suitable stepper motor driver for applications requiring precise current limiting or microstepping.
MX1508 vs L298N Motor Driver
- MX1508: Compact low-voltage dual H-bridge board for small motors and lightweight robotics.
- L298N: Larger motor driver module that supports higher motor supply voltages and is commonly used in general-purpose robotics.
Choose the MX1508 when small PCB size and low-voltage motor control are priorities.
MX1508 vs TB6612FNG
- MX1508: Simple compact motor driver for suitable low-voltage brushed DC motors.
- TB6612FNG: A separate dual H-bridge driver family with different supply, control and output current specifications.
Select the driver according to motor stall current, supply voltage, heat dissipation, and the control features required by your project.
Why Choose the MX1508?
Compact Design: Suitable for small smart cars and miniature robots.
Dual Motor Control: Operates two brushed DC motors independently.
PWM Support: Provides basic speed control using microcontroller PWM signals.
Simple Interface: Uses four digital input connections for motor direction and switching control.
Low-Voltage Operation: Suitable for many small battery-powered motor projects.
Educational Value: Useful for learning H-bridge circuits and motor-control programming.
Important Safety and Usage Notes
- Use a motor supply within the recommended 2V to 9.6V range.
- Do not exceed the MX1508 IC's 10V absolute maximum motor supply rating.
- Check motor stall current before connecting the motor.
- Continuous current ratings are different for the two channels under simultaneous operation.
- Do not treat peak current ratings as continuous ratings.
- Use suitable wiring and an appropriately rated external power source.
- Connect the microcontroller and motor driver grounds together.
- Observe correct motor supply polarity.
- Do not connect the module directly to AC mains.
- The motor driver may heat up during high-current operation.
- Thermal shutdown does not replace proper current limiting and circuit protection.
- Do not connect loads that exceed the driver output capability.
- Verify the physical board markings and pin layout before installation.
Package Contents
- 1 x MX1508 Mini Dual Channel DC Motor Driver Module
Buy MX1508 Motor Driver in Pakistan
Looking for an MX1508 Mini Dual Channel DC Motor Driver Module in Pakistan? Shop online at Robostan.pk for Arduino motor drivers, DC motors, robotics components, motor control modules, ESP32 boards, and DIY electronics accessories.
The MX1508 is suitable for engineering students, robotics enthusiasts, electronic hobbyists, and makers developing compact motor-control projects.
Order your MX1508 Motor Driver Module from Robostan.pk with nationwide delivery across Pakistan, including Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, Multan, Peshawar, and other cities.
Robostan.pk – Build. Innovate. Create.