Original Gravity: Analog Rotation Potentiometer Sensor for Arduino – Rotation 4658?? – PartsCountry

Description

One of our popular micro metal gearmotors, equipped with a pre-soldered Micro Metal Motor Encoder (MMME) shim in regular or sideways configuration (select above before adding to cart).

We’ve fitted this motor with a MMME?shim that upgrades it to?a super smart?quadrature encoder motor,?which uses two Hall Effect sensors and a 6 pole magnetic disc to provide your microcontroller with feedback on how fast and how?much?your motor is moving.

You can connect this motor up to a controller board (like?Motor 2040?or Inventor 2040 W) using a convenient?6-pin JST-SH cable, with?no soldering required. Using cables to connect up your motors means they’re easy to incorporate into your robotics designs and straightforward to connect/disconnect if you need to swap out your motors for ones with different gear ratios.?

If you?need a motor+encoder with a different gear ratio, we also sell?MMME?shims?on their own to solder yourself.

Motor cables are sold separately.

Specifications

This gearmotor is a miniature brushed DC motor with a metal gearbox.

Ratio	Speed @ 6V	Free-run current @ 6V	Stall torque @ 6V (min)	Stall current @ 6V
50:1	420??10% rpm	90mA?max	0.4kg. cm	920mA

• Long (12mm), 3 mm-diameter D-shaped metal output shaft.

Resources

• Datasheet

Notes

• The regular variant of MMME has the connector coming out of the bottom of the motor (or top, if you mount the motor upside down!). Use the sideways variant if you want a connector on the short side of your motor.