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BTS7960 43A H-Bridge Motor Driver Module IBT-2 for Arduino
BTS7960 43A H-Bridge Motor Driver Module IBT-2 for Arduino
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BTS7960 43A High-Power H-Bridge Motor Driver Module (IBT-2)
Take your robotics, smart car, or microcontroller project to the next level with the BTS7960 Dual H-Bridge Motor Driver Module (IBT-2). Built around the powerful BTS7960 chip, this module delivers up to 43A continuous current, smooth bidirectional motor control, and robust 5V MCU isolation — making it one of the most capable and reliable DC motor driver boards available for Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and other microcontroller platforms.
Key Features
- Dual BTS7960 H-Bridge Design — Supports up to 43A peak current for driving high-torque DC motors with ease
- Bidirectional Motor Control — Enables full forward and reverse rotation via simple PWM signals
- 5V MCU Isolation — Effectively safeguards your microcontroller from motor-side voltage spikes and surges
- PWM Frequency up to 25 kHz — Dual PWM inputs (RPWM & LPWM) for precise speed control
- Thermal & Overcurrent Protection — Onboard protection circuitry with two heat-flow error signal outputs
- Solderable Heat Sink — Ready for a heatsink upgrade when running at higher currents
- Onboard 5V Power Indicator — Visual confirmation of module power status
- Motor Output Voltage Indicator — Monitor driver output at a glance
- Wide Supply Voltage — Operates from 5.5V to 27V, compatible with a wide range of battery and PSU setups
- Simple 4-Wire MCU Connection — Only GND, 5V, PWM1, and PWM2 needed from your MCU
Specifications
| Model | IBT-2 |
| Chip | BTS7960 (Dual) |
| Max Continuous Current | 43A |
| Motor Type | DC Motor |
| Supply Voltage | 5.5V – 27V |
| PWM Frequency | Up to 25 kHz |
| MCU Interface Voltage | 5V (isolated) |
| Dimensions | 49 × 49 × 37 mm (1.93 × 1.93 × 1.46 in) |
| Weight | Approx. 65g |
| Country of Origin | Made in Mainland China |
PIN Definitions
- RPWM — Right / CW direction PWM input
- LPWM — Left / CCW direction PWM input
- R_EN — Right enable (active HIGH)
- L_EN — Left enable (active HIGH)
- R_IS — Right current warning output (may float)
- L_IS — Left current warning output (may float)
- VCC — 5V supply (sharable with MCU 5V)
- GND — Ground
Connection Methods
Method 1 (PWM Speed + Direction): Connect VCC & GND to your MCU's 5V/GND. Send PWM or 5V to L_PWM and R_PWM for CCW/CW rotation respectively. Tie R_EN and L_EN to MCU 5V.
Method 2 (PWM Enable Control): Connect VCC & GND to MCU. Set L_PWM and R_PWM to 5V for direction. Use PWM from MCU on R_EN and L_EN for speed control.
What's in the Box
- 1× BTS7960 IBT-2 Motor Driver Module
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External Resources
For guidance on electronics safety standards and component handling, visit the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC).
Learn more: Motor controller
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is the BTS7960 IBT-2 motor driver module compatible with Arduino?
A: Yes! The BTS7960 IBT-2 motor driver module is fully compatible with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and most other 5V microcontrollers. Only four connections are required from your MCU — GND, 5V, PWM1, and PWM2 — making integration quick and straightforward.
Q: What is the maximum current this motor driver can handle?
A: The dual BTS7960 H-bridge configuration supports up to 43A continuous current, making it suitable for driving high-torque DC motors used in smart cars, robotics, conveyor systems, and more.
Q: Can I add a heatsink to this module?
A: Yes. The board is designed to accept a solderable heatsink, which is recommended when operating at higher sustained currents to maintain optimal thermal performance and component longevity.
Q: What voltage range does the IBT-2 motor driver support?
A: The module accepts a motor supply voltage between 5.5V and 27V, giving it wide compatibility with standard 6V, 12V, 18V, and 24V battery or power supply setups.
