16 Channel 12 Bit Servo Motor Driver Board With I2C Interface For Arduino R3 Controller Stackable On Board Prototyping Friendly Uses A4 A5 I2C Lines Includes Dual Sided PCB Holes And Separate Servo Power Supply
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✔️ I2C input controls 16 PWM outputs with 12-bit resolution
This expansion board stacks directly on the Arduino R3 to drive up to 16 servos via I2C. It features independent V+ servo power up to 6V, dual-sided PCB holes for prototyping, and a 3-5V logic interface, making it a handy solution for robotics, RC projects, and hobby automation. For setup, search the KS0258 wiki online for detailed instructions.
✅ 16-channel I2C PWM output for full servo control
✅ Independent servo power input up to 6V (V+)
✅ Logic signal and logic power 3-5V compatible
✅ PWM frequency range 40-1000 Hz
✅ Double-sided PCB with through-hole prototyping options
✅ Stackable design for easy connection to Arduino R3
💡 What is a 16-channel I2C servo driver board used for in Arduino projects?
This handy device lets you drive multiple hobby servos from an Arduino over I2C, while keeping servo power separate to reduce noise and voltage dips.
- 16-channel PWM control over I2C- Independent 6V servo power rail to prevent MCU brownouts
- Stackable design for easy expansion on R3-based boards
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