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180 Optical Encoder Motor for mBot2

180 Optical Encoder Motor for mBot2 - Main image
$8.09 $13.49 In stock

  • Flexible installation: Compatible with mBot2, allowing for versatile mounting options. It can directly operate sprockets, gears, synchronous belts, rubber tires, and tracks.

  • Optical encoder: Enables precise control through PID and PWM calculations.

  • Powerful performance: This encoder motor offers superior torque, reduction ratio, and output speed compared to motors at a similar level.

  • Reduced noise: Features a POM gear case that minimizes noise and is resistant to abrasion.

  • Extended lifespan: The motor's special 45# steel output shaft efficiently transmits high torque, reducing wear and enhancing longevity.

Specifications

Reduction Ratio: 39.6

Rated Voltage: 7.4V

No Load Current: 240mA

Load Current: ≤750mA

NO Load Speed:350RPM±5%

Rated Load Speed (RPM):178±10%

Rated Speed:14000RPM±5%

Rated Load Torque: 800g.cm

Break-out Torque:5kg.cm

Output Shaft: 9mm

Power:3.7W

Encoder accuracy: 360

Customer Reviews (4.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Adam P. ★★★★★

Hooking this motor up to the tracks instead of the rubber tires was straightforward, and the optical encoder keeps the speed really consistent on turns. It drives sprockets and gears without any wobble too.

Christopher ★★★★★

I swapped this encoder motor onto my bot to drive the rubber tracks instead of the wheels, and the optical encoder keeps the speed steady even on carpet. Tracks, sprockets, belts — it bolts up to all of them without an adapter.

Charlotte C. ★★★★☆

The optical encoder tracks speed way more precisely than the plain motors I was using before, which made my line-following robot noticeably smoother. Mounting it took a bit of fiddling since the holes don't line up perfectly with my old bracket, but once it was on it ran fine with the rubber tires.