R280 DC Motor — compact brushed DC motor for DIY and hobby robotics. Operates from 6–24 V DC and can reach speeds up to 19,800 RPM. R280 form factor and standard mounting compatibility make it easy to integrate into space‑constrained projects. Designed for use with DIY motor drivers and simple PWM or analog control. Key benefits Flexible power options: wide 6–24 V DC input range lets you use common battery packs and bench supplies across different projects. High speed capability: up to 19,800 RPM for fast motion where rapid rotation and quick response are needed. Compact, space‑saving design: the R280 form factor fits small assemblies and tight mounting locations without complex rework. Practical torque characteristics: optimized to move small to moderate loads in compact systems (specific torque depends on operating voltage and load). Easy control and integration: works with DIY motor drivers for straightforward PWM or analog speed control and simple microcontroller interfacing. Standard mounting compatibility: designed to match common R280 motor mounting approaches used by hobbyists and makers. Key attributes Model: R280 DC Motor Type: Brushed DC motor Voltage: 6–24 V DC Speed: up to 19,800 RPM Form factor: R280 size (compact) Torque: torque-optimized design for small to moderate loads (specific values depend on voltage and load) Compatibility: suitable for use with DIY motor drivers; supports PWM or other drive signals for speed control Mounting: intended for standard R280 form factor integrations and common hobbyist setups Typical applications Small mobile robotics: drive wheels or compact actuators on small robots that require fast rotation and responsive control via a DIY motor driver. Hobby automation and conveyors: power small belt, pulley, or roller systems in space‑limited automation projects where adjustable speed is important. Educational and prototyping: experiment with PWM control, microcontroller interfaces, and rapid prototyping of high‑speed drive concepts in classrooms and workshops. Practical notes and recommendations Performance depends on supply voltage and load: expect higher no‑load speeds at the upper end of the 6–24 V range and lower speeds under heavier load. Use a compatible DIY motor driver and PWM or analog control for reliable speed and direction control. Ensure the power source can supply the required current for your load and duty cycle; motor behavior will vary with torque demand. Mount the motor according to standard R280 form factor practices to maintain alignment and stable operation with gearboxes, pulleys, or wheel hubs. This description preserves the product model, core features, and intended uses: R280 DC Motor, brushed DC operation, 6–24 V DC supply, up to 19,800 RPM, compact R280 form factor, torque-optimized for small to moderate loads, and compatibility with DIY motor driver setups.