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Grove - Vibration Motor
Your previous work, similar parts
I have not created a Fritzing part for this module before.
However, similar Grove modules exist, such as:
- Grove – Mini Vibration Motor
- Grove – Servo
- Grove – DC Motor Driver
These can be used as references for connector placement and Grove-style dimensions.
Top view❗
Here’s a description of what to capture:
- The board’s top surface, showing the Grove connector (4-pin) and the coin-type motor mounted underneath or to the side.
- Dimensions marked: 24 mm × 20 mm × 9.8 mm.
- The motor label, board silkscreen, polarity of the connector, etc.
Datasheet❗
Official documentation links:
- Makerlab product page:Grove - Vibration Motor – Makerlab Electronics
- Specifications (from listing): Operating Voltage 3.0 V-5.5 V, rated speed 9000 rpm, dimensions 24×20×9.8 mm.
- Under “Documents” on product page there is a schematic and datasheet references (S9013, ANDA-B1020)
Footprint
- The module is a Grove-compatible board, not a discrete component.
- Board dimensions: ≈ 24 mm × 20 mm × 9.8 mm.
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- Connector: 4-pin Grove interface (JST-type or similar), plug-and-play.
- Mounting: likely two mounting holes or adhesive area (but check actual board if you need holes).
- Because it’s a module, you don’t need a standard SMD footprint like SOT23; just treat it as “module board – Grove form”.
Type
Breakout board, sub assembly, plug in module (A)