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DC Geared Motor 12V 10RPM – High Torque for Robotics & Automation
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DC Geared Motor 12V 10RPM – High Torque for Robotics & Automation

SKU: CDN-0965 Brand: Compoden Category: DC Motor
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DC Geared Motor 12V 10RPM – High Torque for Robotics & Automation

This 12V DC geared motor outputs 10 RPM with 4.5 kg-cm rated torque for smooth positioning in robotic arms, smart dustbins, and curtain controllers with Arduino, ESP32, or Raspberry Pi.

Key Specifications

Rated Voltage 12V DC
No‑Load Speed 10 RPM @ 12V
Rated Torque 4.5 kg-cm (typical)
Stall Torque ~10 kg-cm
No‑Load Current ≤ 0.1 A
Stall Current ~1.2 A
Shaft Diameter 6 mm (with flat)
Motor Dimensions 37 mm Ø × 65 mm (with gearbox)

What You Can Build With This

Compatibility

Platform Compatible Connection Library / Method
Arduino Uno R3 Yes, via motor driver Any digital PWM pin (e.g., D9) analogWrite()
Arduino Nano Yes, via motor driver Any digital PWM pin analogWrite()
Arduino Mega 2560 Yes, via motor driver Any PWM pin (e.g., 44–46) analogWrite()
ESP8266 NodeMCU Yes, via motor driver Any GPIO with PWM (e.g., D1) analogWrite() / PWM
ESP32 Dev Board Yes, via motor driver Any GPIO with PWM (e.g., GPIO 25) ledcWrite()
Raspberry Pi Pico Yes, via motor driver Any PWM‑capable pin (e.g., GP0) PWMOut (MicroPython)
Raspberry Pi 4 / 5 Yes, via motor driver GPIO 18 (PWM) or any GPIO RPi.GPIO / pigpio

Wiring and Interface Notes

Always use a motor driver such as L298N between the microcontroller and this 12V motor. Connect the motor wires to the driver’s OUT1/OUT2 and power the driver with a 12V supply. For speed control, attach the driver’s ENA pin to a PWM‑capable pin on your board (e.g., Arduino D9).

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does the motor not turn at exactly 10 RPM under load?

The rated 10 RPM applies at no load; as load torque increases, speed drops proportionally. Ensure your power supply can deliver the stall current (1.2 A).

Can I drive this motor directly from an Arduino GPIO pin?

No, the motor draws up to 1.2 A, far exceeding the 40 mA maximum of an Arduino I/O pin. Always insert a motor driver like L298N or L293D.

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  • Non-Returnable: Batteries, consumables, cut wires, clearance items

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