Driving 4 High Current Motors in your Robot using a Simple L293D Piggy Backed Arduino Nano Shield @RootSaid
Driving 4 High Current Motors in your Robot using a Simple L293D Piggy Backed Arduino Nano Shield  @RootSaid
Uploaded May 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Create a High Current Motor Driver Shield for Arduino using Piggybacked L293D Hack!

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Piggyback configuration is an Easy Way to Double (or in my case triple) The Current as well as the power of this driver IC to drive high torque/ high current motor/ high resistance load.

This strategy should work for any L293D chips. This is a speedy and simple technique to double the current output to the motor.

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Driving 4 High Current Motors in your Robot using a Simple L293D Piggy Backed Arduino Nano Shield

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