How many motors can I attach to this? Does it work for a Raspberry Pi?
1024532
My voltage requirements were different than the spec, so it didn't end up working for me with my raspberry pi
1024533
Up to 2 motors. I have not tried it on a Raspberry Pi. But it should work on it just fine.
1024534
One bipolar stepper motor or two normal DC motors, do a google search on L298N for a lot of different ways of using it. For the Raspberry PI do this search"Raspberry PI L298N". There are some tutorials out there. Have a look at this "http://www.instructables.com/id/Arduino-Modules-L298N-Dual-H-Bridge-Motor-Controll/" it explains the different volatage uses and some other options.
1024535
You can drive 2 motors forward and backwards independently, it works on the Raspberry Pi and any microcontroller.
1555489
Yes. 8 actually. 4 on the connector for the smaller motor. 4 on the connector for the bigger motor.
841551
No, this is for use with a laptop. It does work with a Raspberry Pi though!
825823
I bought this about 6 mouths ago and do not recall the number of pins. It seemed to have all that I needed to make it work. I asked the person that bought it for me and he thought it had 2 6 pin connectors.
1116484
Yes. Its an awesome unit. Has a multitude of extra connectors. Sata, molex, 4-pin fan, etc. Even has neat bag to put extra modular cables in. It comes with 2 molex modular cables. Each cable has 4 molex connections on it. So with two cables you can power 8 devices.
2167268
This is what I got. Just check the website for more information. http://www.raspberrypi.org/introducing-noobs/
1950473
These are extra components if you want to do more electronic experimentation. The GPIO cable and bread board allows you to connect circuits for servos; small motors; ect. like small robotics projects as an example. It is more for the extreme computer programming and electronics experimenting enthusiast. You do have to have some knowledge of electronics in order to use these other extras; for obvious reasons (connecting the wrong wire to wrong thing could release the magic smoke!!!) Just go to the raspberry pi .org website for examples of some of the projects you can do with these extra components and/or google. Again these are just some extras added and you don't have to use them in order to have fun with your pi.
1113872
Yes you can. I used it with a raspberry Pi. All is in sequence in which you energize the coils. See below.https://learn.adafruit.com/adafruits-raspberry-pi-lesson-10-stepper-motors/software
1503538
Yes. This boardcan handle brushless motors with speed controllers or servo motors, up to six.
687707
I couldn't say if it does or doesn't but it's more effective to contact the Raspberry Pi manufacturer or customer service reps they might be able to help I'm sorry I didn't have they answer you hoped to get but I hope you do find out good luck
896835
Yes. Basically, any type of motor will work with arduino as long as the voltage it uses less than the maximum voltage the board can handle. I uses this motor with uno board and used 6 1.5V AA battery. It not a very fast motor. But it is strong and looked great on my robot.
422982
I have quite a few HD's ,3 printers, 3 DVD burners, 1 scanner plugged into this unit while charging a keyboard, mouse, and two ipods. So I think it very well may serve your needs. Although charging 21 minis maybe a different story.
1685759
I use it with a 1Spot. As it can drive up to 5 devices I'd check to see if a 'normal ' 9v cs n hsndle it. (Compare specs/output)
1977692
The motors are 48 to1, Amazon sells a pair, look for : 4.5VDC Gearhead Motor Pair I ditched these motors because they were not matched speed wise, the robot would not go in a straight line. I bought better quality motors, things worked fine. Motors from Pololu 1:70 more torque go better'
1634965
You can directly attach four fans to a single thermal controller, so that is no issue at all. I am fairly certain that you could attach 6 or 8 (or more) fans to one controller using "Y" adapters, since each fan only draws 10mA, and the controller can handle 2000mA.
1277820
It will support up to 4 devices, but you'd need a USB hub since there's only one USB port on the server. I know you can access multiple data storage devices, and it will do 3 USB drives + 1 printer. But I haven't tried connecting and individually accessing more than one printer. BTW: mine works fine from our Windows 8.1 computer as well as our others that are all running Windows 7.
1249107
Yes you can. I think you can have up to 4 dc motors and 2 servos at a time.