Robot Power has announced the availability of the
Scorpion Nano dual H-bridge motor control for brushed DC motors. The Scorpion
Nano is the smallest member of Robot Power’s Scorpion family. Designed for
controlling motors in small robots, toys and other mechanisms, the Nano
features two independent reversible motor drive circuits. Robot Power claims
that the Scorpion Nano is one of the smallest, if not the smallest available
dual RC motor controls with channel mixing for skid steer robot control.
The Nano features robust automotive grade motor drive ICs
with full fault protection and a wide operating range. These motor drivers allow up to 1.2A of
continuous current to each motor. Greater than 2A peak current is supported for
short-term loads. RC wires are pre-installed along with a BEC function to power
the RC receiver or microcontroller.
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Battery and motor wires are also pre-installed for easy
connection without soldering to the Nano PCB. A standard Scorpion family
feature is a calibration button to allow the Scorpion Nano to adapt to the
input signal range from either an RC radio or microcontroller. A cut-able
jumper allows the Scorpion Nano to be configured for RC channel mixing or
separate (tank mode) control. All Robot Power motor controls are 100% designed
and built in the USA.
Scorpion Nano specifications:
- Size: 0.75″ x 0.6 x 0.15” (19mm x 15mm x
3.8mm) Weight: ~5.7g (0.2oz) with wires - 3.7V – 16V voltage range (3S maximum
recommended) 1.2A continuous current each motor, >2A peak (2 sec.) Full
forward and reverse control - Over current and over temperature protection
- Internal 3.3V regulator and receiver battery
eliminator (BEC) Standard universal RC cables included - Battery and motor wires pre-installed
Calibration function to match RC signal range
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