Part comparison

Basicmicro RoboClaw Solo 30A, 34VDC Motor Controller vs SparkFun PD Stepper - NEMA 17 Stepper Driver and Controller

A side-by-side comparison of source-backed specifications within the same subcategory.

11 shared specs1 scored
BasicmicroBasicmicro RoboClaw Solo 30A, 34VDC Motor ControllerIMC408
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SparkFunSparkFun PD Stepper - NEMA 17 Stepper Driver and ControllerROB-30118
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Directional spec summary

Counts across 1 numeric specifications with a clear higher-or-lower direction.

Part A leads

0

Tied

1

Part B leads

0

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Specifications

11 specifications compared side by side.

ABasicmicroBasicmicro RoboClaw Solo 30A, 34VDC Motor Controller
BSparkFunSparkFun PD Stepper - NEMA 17 Stepper Driver and Controller

Electrical2

Maximum input voltageUse-dependent
Part A34 V
Part B20 V
Logic voltage
Part A3.3 V
Part B3.3 V

Control & communication9

Board kind
Part AMotor driver
Part BMotor driver
Board architecture
Part AStandalone board
Part BStandalone board
Primary applicationUse-dependent
Part Amotor_driver;brushed_dc;closed_loop;robotics
Part Bmotor_driver;stepper;closed_loop;usb_pd;robotics
SDK available
Part AYes
Part BYes
Firmware updatable
Part AYes
Part BYes
ConnectorsUse-dependent
Part Asingle-channel 34VDC RoboClaw; USB/serial/RC/analog/microcontroller control
Part BUSB-C PD selectable 5/9/12/15/20V; onboard 3.3V buck
Control modesUse-dependent
Part Ausb;ttl_serial;rc;pwm;analog
Part BStep dir
Motor driveUse-dependent
Part ABrushed DC
Part Bstepper
Motor channels
Part A1
Part B1

Product sources

Product sources used by this comparison

Basicmicro RoboClaw Solo 30A, 34VDC Motor ControllerOpen source
SparkFun PD Stepper - NEMA 17 Stepper Driver and ControllerOpen source