I have three small motors, and I know you should use a motor shield or driver when working with the arduino, but would it be safe to use these with the arduino by themselves without a shield? And if so, what would be the best way to work with them and control their speed?
Electronic – arduino – Using motors with arduino without external hardware
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Best Answer
You will damage the Arduino chip if you connect a motor directly to one of the outputs. I've used the Adafruit motor shield with motors like that.