High Speed DC Motor
This is a DC motor compatible with Lego technic parts, the speed is 2 times more than the 9g motor. The output axle is also compatible with Lego technic axles. It is suitable for driving robots that require a high speed for example in racing scenarios.
Specifications
Operating Voltage: 3.3V~6V
Rated Voltage: 4.8V
Rated Current: 200mA
Blocked Rotor Current: 1800mA
Maximum RPM: 200rpm
Stopping Torque: 1000g
Weight: 44g
Connector: Red and Black Motor Connector
Special Features:
Uses an axle connector for output:
Connect to axles of different lengths to better suit your needs
Dual outputs:
Has outputs axles on both sides
High speed
About 3 times the RPM of the GeekServo 9g Motor
Carbon Brushed Motor
Longer Lifespan and Lower Noise
Dimensions
In Lego units:
Length: 10
Width: 5
Height: 3
Output Axle: Technic Axle
In mm units:
Length: 72mm
Width: 39mm
Height: 23.8mm
Output Axle: Technic Axle
Connection
In this demonstration, Robotbit is used. It is also possible to use an Armourbit.
Robotbit
Connect the cable to the motor.
Then connect the motor cable to the motor ports of the Robotbit.
Reversing the connection would not damage the motor, but the rotational direction will be reversed.MakeCode Coding Tutorial
This module can be used by Micro:bit and Meowbit.
ArmourBit
Load Powerbrick Extension: https://github.com/KittenBot/pxt-powerbrick
Blocks for controlling motors:
Programming the motors
RobotBit
Load Robotbit Extension:
Blocks for controlling motors:
Programming the motors
Meowbit:
Load Robotbit Extension: https://github.com/KittenBot/meow-robotbit
Blocks for controlling motors:
Programming the motors:
Extension Version and Updates
There may be updates to extensions periodically, please refer to the following link to update/downgrade your extension.
KittenBlock Coding Tutorial
Armourbit
Load Powerbrick Extension
Open the hardware menu and select Powerbrick to load the extension for Micro:bit and Powerbrick.
Blocks for controlling motors:
Programming the motors
Robotbit
Load Robotbit Extension
Open the hardware menu and select Micro:bit to load the extension for Micro:bit and Robotbit.
Blocks for controlling motors:
Programming the motors
FAQ
1: The Micro:bit does not react when I click the programming blocks.
Make sure the Micro:bit has been connected to the Kittenblock and then try flashing the firmware.
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