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Cytron MDD10A Dual-Channel DC Motor Driver, 10A, 5–30 V

Cytron MDD10A Dual-Channel DC Motor Driver, 10A, 5–30 V

Part number: MDD10ABrand: CytronMotor Drivers & ESCs

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About this product

The Cytron MDD10A is a dual-channel DC motor driver that controls two brushed DC motors in both directions. It supplies up to 10 A continuous and 30 A peak per channel for 10 seconds, using solid-state switching for fast response. It accepts locked-antiphase and sign-magnitude PWM signals and includes a fast test switch.

Specifications

Model
MDD10A
Channels
2 (brushed DC motors)
Motor voltage
5–30 V
Continuous current
10 A per channel
Peak current
30 A per channel (10 s)
Control
PWM: locked-antiphase and sign-magnitude

Frequently asked questions

What is the price of Cytron MDD10A Dual-Channel DC Motor Driver, 10A, 5–30 V in Egypt?

Cytron MDD10A Dual-Channel DC Motor Driver, 10A, 5–30 V currently costs between 1,375 and 1,400 EGP across 2 offers in Egypt.

Where can I buy Cytron MDD10A Dual-Channel DC Motor Driver, 10A, 5–30 V in Egypt?

Cytron MDD10A Dual-Channel DC Motor Driver, 10A, 5–30 V is available from RAM Electronics and Future Electronics. Compare the offers above to find the best price.

What kind of motors can it drive?

It is designed for two brushed DC motors, with bidirectional control on each channel. Keep the motor current within the 10 A continuous rating, and only allow the 30 A peak for short bursts of up to 10 seconds.

Which control signals does it accept?

The driver accepts PWM signals in locked-antiphase or sign-magnitude mode, so you can connect it to PWM-capable pins on a microcontroller such as an Arduino. Use the mode that matches your code's wiring.