N20 3V Micro Geared Motor – Long Shaft M4x55mm

N20 Micro Geared Motor – Long Shaft Specifications

N20 3V Micro Geared Motor – Long Shaft M4x55mm

Name: N20 3V Micro Geared Motor – Long Shaft M4x55mm
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The N20 Micro Geared Motor – Long Shaft is a small, lightweight, and highly versatile DC motor widely used in DIY electronics, robotics, and automation projects.

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The N20 3V Micro Geared Motor – Long Shaft M4x55mm is a small DC motor with an integrated gear reduction system, typically used in compact robotics and electronics projects.

The motor can be easily controlled using H-bridge motor drivers like L298N, L9110S, or TB6612FNG and is compatible with microcontrollers such as Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and ESP32. PWM signals allow for precise motor speed and direction adjustment.

Specifications:

Motor Type: N20 Micro DC Geared Motor
Shaft Diameter: 4mm (M4 thread)
Shaft Length: 55mm
Rated Torque: See Data Sheet
Stall Torque: See Data Sheet
Rated Current: See Data Sheet
Stall Current: See Data Sheet
Voltage Range: DC 1.5-5VDC
Voltage Rated for RPM: 3.0VDC
RPM: See Data Sheet
Total Length: 79.5mm
Operating Temperature Range: -20℃~+60℃
Gear Material: Full Metal
M3 Mount Screws
Net Weight: 13.2g
Note: Actual performance depends on the gear ratio and voltage. Always check the datasheet.

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N20 3V Micro Geared Motor – Long Shaft M4x55mm

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