JSUMO Cytron 4 Channel Motor Driver

The SUMO Cytron 4 Channel Motor Driver FD04A is a professional multi-channel motor controller developed for applications requiring independent control of up to four DC brushed motors. It is particularly useful in robotics systems that utilize multiple drive motors, such as omni-directional robots, mobile robotic platforms, automated machines, and research projects. Designed with simplicity and reliability in mind, the driver allows users to control motor direction, speed, start, and stop functions through a minimal control interface. The board supports bidirectional motor operation and can independently control each connected motor. The Rev2.0 version introduces significant improvements, including a more compact PCB layout, extensive use of surface-mount technology (SMD) components, enhanced reliability, and built-in manual test buttons for each motor channel. These buttons simplify troubleshooting and motor verification without requiring a microcontroller. Additional safety features include motor supply reverse polarity protection and overcurrent protection , helping safeguard both the motor driver and connected equipment during operation. Built on an industrial-grade PCB and equipped with pluggable connectors, the FD04A provides a robust and user-friendly solution for robotics developers, students, engineers, and automation professionals. Specifications Parameter Value Model FD04A Rev2.0 Product Type 4 Channel DC Motor Driver Motor Type Supported Brushed DC Motors Number of Channels 4 Motor Supply Voltage (Vmotor) 7V – 25V DC Continuous Current per Channel 1.5A Peak Current per Channel 2.5A Motor Direction Control Bidirectional Speed Control Supported Start/Stop Control Supported Overcurrent Protection Yes Reverse Polarity Protection Yes PCB Type Industrial-Grade PCB Connectors Pluggable Connectors Dimensions (Rev2.0) 10.67 × 5.21 cm Check the User's Manual for Rev2.0. Applications Sumo Robots Omni-Wheel Robots Mobile Robot Platforms Autonomous Robots Educational Robotics Projects Industrial Automation Systems Research and Development Platforms Multi-Motor Drive Systems DIY Robotics Projects Arduino-Based Robots Microcontroller-Controlled Vehicles Warehouse and Service Robots