BTS7960 Driver Module 🔌 for Arduino: Reliable Current Control Solution Review

Aside from just finding the design and intended function of this board odd, only one of the boards in the box worked properly. When I applied 5V to the lpwm pin it went to 0V. I have no idea why. But I've tried a million things and it's failed every time. The other board was ok. (Bachelor of Electrical Engineering and current PhD student.)

I received two separate modules and due to the packaging (envelope instead of box) the pins on the connector were slightly bent. Not a big deal because mine still worked and I was able to straighten it without breaking it. Otherwise, the modules themselves are very well made, nothing plastic. After working for a while, I found that one of them doesn't spin the motor backwards. I switched everything to this module. Buying 2 modules helped make one of them only work in one direction. Looks like…

Failed to load media. We needed something with a higher amplifier power than the L298N, paralleled and at the same time cheap. Short answer: For me it has definitely replaced the L298N. Not only does it have very similar controller integration, but it also doesn't have the large voltage drop that the L298N has! The only real downside compared to the L298N is that the BTS7960 is single channel. Used to upgrade 6V motorcycles powered by a 20V power tool battery with 6-8 FLA and 20 LRA at 10-12V…