
N20 DC Gear Motor 3-12V 300RPM with Cable
EGP 65
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N20 DC Gear Motor with Cable The N20 gear motor with cable is a type of small DC motor typically used in robotics and DIY electronics projects. These motors often come with a gearbox attached, which reduces the speed of the motor while increasing torque, making them ideal for driving wheels, actuators, and other mechanical components in low-power applications. Key Features of N20 Gear Motor with Cable: Size and Compactness : The N20 motor is quite small, which makes it perfect for compact devices or projects with limited space. Gearbox : These motors come with integrated gearboxes that allow for torque multiplication and speed reduction. this motor can provide higher torque at lower speeds. Voltage : They typically operate on voltages between 3V to 12V, though the most common is 6V or 12V. Output Shaft : The motor usually has a shaft that can be used for connecting wheels or other mechanical parts. Cables : The motor comes with pre-soldered cables, which makes it easier to connect to your circuit, reducing the need for additional wiring or connectors. N20 Gear Motor Specifications: Motor Type: DC Motor with Gearbox Operating Voltage: Typically 3V to 12V, most commonly 6V or 12V. No Load Speed (at rated voltage): Typically 100-300 RPM (depends on voltage). No Load Current (at rated voltage): Typically around 20-50 mA. Load Torque: Generally 5-20 mN·m Stall Current (at rated voltage): Typically between 200-500 mA, depending on load. Stall Torque: Typically ranges from 50-150 mN·m Shaft Type: D-shaft for mounting wheels or other components. Cable Length (Approx.): 10cm Common Uses: Robotics : Often used for driving wheels in mobile robots, moving arms, or other actuators. RC Vehicles : Can be used in small remote-controlled cars or other hobby-grade projects. DIY Projects : Suitable for various custom projects involving motion or mechanical tasks, especially in educational kits. Drawing and Dimensions:
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