EasyDriver 4.4 Stepper Motor Driver (A3967, Microstepping)
Prices updated: 12 Oct 2026
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| Store | product | Price | View in store |
|---|---|---|---|
 UGECheapest | A3967 Microstepping EasyDriver for Stepper Motors | 85.5 EGP | View in store |
 Future Electronics | EasyDriver 4.4 (Stepper Motor Driver) | 95 EGP | View in store |
| Circuits Electronics | EasyDriver (Stepper Motor Driver V4.4) | 95 EGP | View in store |
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Lowest price recorded: 85.5 EGP
About this product
EasyDriver 4.4 is a bipolar stepper motor driver based on the Allegro A3967 chopper driver chip, with microstepping. It delivers up to about 750 mA per phase, defaults to 8 microsteps per step and accepts motor voltages up to about 30 V, making it a popular choice for stepper projects with Arduino and similar boards.
Specifications
- Driver chip
- Allegro A3967
- Motor type
- Bipolar stepper
- Output current per phase
- Up to about 750 mA (adjustable from about 150 mA)
- Maximum motor voltage
- About 30 V
- Default microstepping
- 8 microsteps (1/8)
- Microstep override
- Tie MS1 or MS2 to ground
- Onboard regulator
- 5 V
Frequently asked questions
What is the price of EasyDriver 4.4 Stepper Motor Driver (A3967, Microstepping) in Egypt?
EasyDriver 4.4 Stepper Motor Driver (A3967, Microstepping) currently costs between 85.5 and 95 EGP across 3 offers in Egypt.
Where can I buy EasyDriver 4.4 Stepper Motor Driver (A3967, Microstepping) in Egypt?
EasyDriver 4.4 Stepper Motor Driver (A3967, Microstepping) is available from UGE, Future Electronics, and Circuits Electronics. Compare the offers above to find the best price.
How do I wire EasyDriver to an Arduino?
Connect the STEP and DIR pins to two Arduino digital outputs, connect the motor's two coils to the 1A/1B and 2A/2B terminals, and share a common ground between the Arduino and the driver. Power the motor from a separate supply within the driver's voltage limit.
Can I use it with a 12 V stepper motor?
Yes, as long as the motor supply stays within the driver's rating of about 30 V. Set the motor current with the onboard potentiometer so it does not exceed the motor's rated current per phase.
