030 OT 10180 Micro DC Motor 1.5-5V

030 OT 10180 Micro DC Motor 1.5-5V with no leads or leads to kids’ toys such as remote-controlled cars, trains, Massager Motor etc. 

It can also be used for many other everyday purposes, mainly by beginner-level electronics hobbyists.

So if you are looking for a pocket-friendly motor for some basic electronics projects, this motor could be the right choice.

Note: We can Custom make these with cables contact sales for lead time.

Features: 

• Motor model: 030 OT 10180 
• Bear Solder Tabs
• Tinned Wire 
• Dupont  Male ends 
• Voltage: operating range:5-5.5V
• Nominal Voltage: 5v
• Output shaft: 1.5mm
• Length of output shaft: 6.5mm
• Stall
• Torque: 2.5 mN·m  25 g·cm
• Current: 0.91A
• At Maximum Efficiency:
• Speed: 10870 Rpm
• Current: 0.25A
• Torque: 0.53 mN·m – 2.5g·cm
• Output: 0.60w
• 3v Current 28mA  No Load speed: 7900rpm
• 3.7v Current: 32mA  No Load speed: 9700rpm
• 5v Current:36mA  No Load speed: 13100rpm
• 5.5v Current:42mA  No Load speed: 15800rpm
• Size 19.3 x 15.4 x 11.8mm
• Weight: 11 grams

Package included: 030 OT 10180 Micro DC Motor 3-6V  Depending on your choice. 

Development  Resources: demo codes, schematics, datasheets, etc

Resources: How To Connect  Motor + Code

DC motor

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