DC Motor 5V

Rated for 5V operation (works from 3V to 6V)
Compact brushed motor – fits in tight spaces
High RPM (~12000 at 5V) for dynamic mechanical tasks
Compatible with wheels, gears, pulleys, and more
Easily controlled using H-bridge or motor driver modules
Ideal for DIY projects, robotics, fans, and educational kits

SKU: 1407 Categories: DC Motor, Motors | Drivers | Pumps | Actuators Tags: DC Motor, Motors

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Description

DC Motor 5V

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Pin Connections

1 Table

Pin Connections Table 1

Board	Sensor Pin	Connection
Motor	to H-bridge OUT	motor leads into an H-bridge driver's output terminals

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DC Motor 5V

7 Examples • C/C++ | Boards: Arduino Uno, Arduino Nano, Arduino Mega, ESP32, ESP8266, STM32, Raspberry Pi Pico

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DC Motor 5V - Arduino Uno

DC Motor 5V - Arduino Nano

DC Motor 5V - Arduino Mega

DC Motor 5V - ESP32

DC Motor 5V - ESP8266

DC Motor 5V - STM32

DC Motor 5V - Raspberry Pi Pico

📄 File: dc_motor_5v_-_arduino_uno.inoArduino Uno

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5// DC Motor 5V needs an H-bridge driver (e.g. L298N/L293D/L9110S) between it and the board - a GPIO pin alone can't supply a motor's current. IN1=8, IN2=9, ENA(speed)=10 on Arduino Uno.

6#define IN1 8

7#define IN2 9

8#define ENA 10

10void setup() {

11 Serial.begin(115200);

12 pinMode(IN1, OUTPUT);

13 pinMode(IN2, OUTPUT);

14 pinMode(ENA, OUTPUT);

15}

17void loop() {

18 digitalWrite(IN1, HIGH); digitalWrite(IN2, LOW);

19 analogWrite(ENA, 200); // run forward at ~78% speed

20 delay(2000);

21 digitalWrite(IN1, LOW); digitalWrite(IN2, LOW); // stop

22 delay(1000);

23}

📄 File: dc_motor_5v_-_arduino_nano.inoArduino Nano

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5// DC Motor 5V needs an H-bridge driver (e.g. L298N/L293D/L9110S) between it and the board - a GPIO pin alone can't supply a motor's current. IN1=8, IN2=9, ENA(speed)=10 on Arduino Nano.

6#define IN1 8

7#define IN2 9

8#define ENA 10

10void setup() {

11 Serial.begin(115200);

12 pinMode(IN1, OUTPUT);

13 pinMode(IN2, OUTPUT);

14 pinMode(ENA, OUTPUT);

15}

17void loop() {

18 digitalWrite(IN1, HIGH); digitalWrite(IN2, LOW);

19 analogWrite(ENA, 200); // run forward at ~78% speed

20 delay(2000);

21 digitalWrite(IN1, LOW); digitalWrite(IN2, LOW); // stop

22 delay(1000);

23}

📄 File: dc_motor_5v_-_arduino_mega.inoArduino Mega

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5// DC Motor 5V needs an H-bridge driver (e.g. L298N/L293D/L9110S) between it and the board - a GPIO pin alone can't supply a motor's current. IN1=8, IN2=9, ENA(speed)=10 on Arduino Mega.

6#define IN1 8

7#define IN2 9

8#define ENA 10

10void setup() {

11 Serial.begin(115200);

12 pinMode(IN1, OUTPUT);

13 pinMode(IN2, OUTPUT);

14 pinMode(ENA, OUTPUT);

15}

17void loop() {

18 digitalWrite(IN1, HIGH); digitalWrite(IN2, LOW);

19 analogWrite(ENA, 200); // run forward at ~78% speed

20 delay(2000);

21 digitalWrite(IN1, LOW); digitalWrite(IN2, LOW); // stop

22 delay(1000);

23}

📄 File: dc_motor_5v_-_esp32.inoESP32

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5// DC Motor 5V needs an H-bridge driver (e.g. L298N/L293D/L9110S) between it and the board - a GPIO pin alone can't supply a motor's current. IN1=26, IN2=27, ENA(speed)=25 on ESP32.

6#define IN1 26

7#define IN2 27

8#define ENA 25

10void setup() {

11 Serial.begin(115200);

12 pinMode(IN1, OUTPUT);

13 pinMode(IN2, OUTPUT);

14 pinMode(ENA, OUTPUT);

15}

17void loop() {

18 digitalWrite(IN1, HIGH); digitalWrite(IN2, LOW);

19 analogWrite(ENA, 200); // run forward at ~78% speed

20 delay(2000);

21 digitalWrite(IN1, LOW); digitalWrite(IN2, LOW); // stop

22 delay(1000);

23}

📄 File: dc_motor_5v_-_esp8266.inoESP8266

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5// DC Motor 5V needs an H-bridge driver (e.g. L298N/L293D/L9110S) between it and the board - a GPIO pin alone can't supply a motor's current. IN1=D5, IN2=D6, ENA(speed)=D7 on ESP8266.

6#define IN1 D5

7#define IN2 D6

8#define ENA D7

10void setup() {

11 Serial.begin(115200);

12 pinMode(IN1, OUTPUT);

13 pinMode(IN2, OUTPUT);

14 pinMode(ENA, OUTPUT);

15}

17void loop() {

18 digitalWrite(IN1, HIGH); digitalWrite(IN2, LOW);

19 analogWrite(ENA, 200); // run forward at ~78% speed

20 delay(2000);

21 digitalWrite(IN1, LOW); digitalWrite(IN2, LOW); // stop

22 delay(1000);

23}

📄 File: dc_motor_5v_-_stm32.inoSTM32

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5// DC Motor 5V needs an H-bridge driver (e.g. L298N/L293D/L9110S) between it and the board - a GPIO pin alone can't supply a motor's current. IN1=PB0, IN2=PB1, ENA(speed)=PA8 on STM32.

6#define IN1 PB0

7#define IN2 PB1

8#define ENA PA8

10void setup() {

11 Serial.begin(115200);

12 pinMode(IN1, OUTPUT);

13 pinMode(IN2, OUTPUT);

14 pinMode(ENA, OUTPUT);

15}

17void loop() {

18 digitalWrite(IN1, HIGH); digitalWrite(IN2, LOW);

19 analogWrite(ENA, 200); // run forward at ~78% speed

20 delay(2000);

21 digitalWrite(IN1, LOW); digitalWrite(IN2, LOW); // stop

22 delay(1000);

23}

📄 File: dc_motor_5v_-_raspberry_pi_pico.inoRaspberry Pi Pico

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5// DC Motor 5V needs an H-bridge driver (e.g. L298N/L293D/L9110S) between it and the board - a GPIO pin alone can't supply a motor's current. IN1=14, IN2=15, ENA(speed)=16 on Raspberry Pi Pico.

6#define IN1 14

7#define IN2 15

8#define ENA 16

10void setup() {

11 Serial.begin(115200);

12 pinMode(IN1, OUTPUT);

13 pinMode(IN2, OUTPUT);

14 pinMode(ENA, OUTPUT);

15}

17void loop() {

18 digitalWrite(IN1, HIGH); digitalWrite(IN2, LOW);

19 analogWrite(ENA, 200); // run forward at ~78% speed

20 delay(2000);

21 digitalWrite(IN1, LOW); digitalWrite(IN2, LOW); // stop

22 delay(1000);

23}

Project Notes:

Bare DC motor - needs an H-bridge driver module (L298N/L293D/L9110S) wired between it and the microcontroller.

Specification

WeightWeight	40 g
Dimensions	2,5 × 1,5 × 1,5 cm
Product Name	DC Motor 5V
Type	Brushed DC Motor
Rated Voltage	5V DC
No-Load Speed	3000–12000 RPM (typical, depending on model)
No-Load Current	50–150 mA (typical)
Stall Current	500–800 mA (typical)
Torque	10–50 g·cm (typical)
Shaft Diameter	3 mm
Shaft Length	10–15 mm (typical)
Body Material	Metal / Plastic Housing
Operating Temperature Range	-10°C – +60°C
Mounting Type	Through-Hole / Bracket Mount (depending on model)
Applications	Robotics, Arduino / DIY Electronics, Small Toys, Micro Projects
Package Contents	1× DC Motor 5V