MD10C is a newer version of the MD10B(2008) which is designed to drive high current brushed DC motor up to 13Amps continuously. It offers several enhancements over the MD10B such as support for both locked-antiphase and sign-magnitude PWM signal as well as using full solid state components that result in faster response time and eliminate the wear and tear of the mechanical relay. And with Cytron's motor driver special feature: the on-board manual/test buttons, MD10C is super easy to get started. It is compatible with Arduino, even Arduino or Raspberry Pi that generate 3.3V logic PWM.Check this video to get started without any controller.

Read User's Review: http://www.robotshop.com/en/cytron-13a-5-30v-single-dc-motor-controller.html

Which motor is good to be driven by MD10C? As long as the motor:

• DC Brushed motor (Two terminals)
• Operating voltage from 5V to 30V
• Rated Current ≤ 13A
• Peak Current ≤ 30A

Features

• Bi-directional control for one Brushed DC motor (Single Channel).
• Support motor voltage ranges from 5V to 30VDC.
• No Reverse Polarity Protection at Vmotor, please double check the polarity before power up.
• Regenerative Braking.
• Maximum current up to 13A continuous and 30A peak (10 seconds).
• 3.3V and 5V logic level input, compatible with Arduino and Raspberry Pi.
• Solid state components provide faster response time and eliminate the wear and tear of mechanical relay.
• Fully NMOS H-Bridge for better efficiency and no heat sink is required.
• Speed control PWM frequency up to 20KHz (output frequency is same as input frequency).
• Support both Locked-Antiphase and Sign-Magnitude PWM operation. **Note that it is not "RC PWM"
• The new MD10C can be powered from a single power source and NO additonal Vin is required.
• Dimension: 75mm x 43mm

Specifications

Packing List

• 1 x MD10C Rev3.0
• 1 x 2510 PCB connector - 3 ways female
• 3 x 2510 terminal pin
• 4 x plastic spacer(~ 7mm)

Resources

Documents/Codes:

• MD10C Fast Testing
• PSC28A – Controlling MD10C and MDS40A
• SK40C PIC16F887 project 10 - Driving one DC brush motor with MD10C
• SK40C PIC16F887 project 16 - Driving two DC brush motor with MD10C by using SKPS
• Controlling MD10C with Arduino, Signed-Magnitude and Locked Anti-phase method
• Measuring DC Motor RPM Through Built-in Hall Sensor Encoder
• End Effector and Control Logic for Robot - Alessandro Minini, Hackster.io

Videos