
Motor SHIM for Pico
The Motor SHIM for Pico is a compact motor driver that solders directly to the back of your Raspberry Pi Pico, giving you control of two micro metal gearmotors for building small robots and motorised projects. With a DRV8833 dual H-bridge driver, it handles bidirectional motor control with minimal space.
The board includes a user button for triggering actions and a Qw/ST (Qwiic/STEMMA QT) connector for easy expansion with I2C sensors and accessories.
Key Features
- Dual Motor Control – Drive 2 micro metal gearmotors independently
- DRV8833 Driver – Dual H-bridge for bidirectional control
- SHIM Form Factor – Solders to back of Pico, saves space
- JST-ZH Connectors – Easy motor connection with 2-pin sockets
- User Button – Built-in button for triggering actions
- Qw/ST Connector – I2C expansion for sensors and accessories
Specifications
- Motor Driver – DRV8833 dual H-bridge
- Motor Outputs – 2× JST-ZH (2-pin)
- Dimensions – ~26 × 21 × 5mm
Software Support
- MicroPython library
- CircuitPython library
- C++ SDK examples
Ideal For
- Tiny robot builds
- Motorised Pico projects
- Line-following robots
- Learning motor control
Package Contents
- 1× Motor SHIM for Pico
Resources
- Pimoroni Pico Libraries on GitHub
Product Information
Product Information
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Description
The Motor SHIM for Pico is a compact motor driver that solders directly to the back of your Raspberry Pi Pico, giving you control of two micro metal gearmotors for building small robots and motorised projects. With a DRV8833 dual H-bridge driver, it handles bidirectional motor control with minimal space.
The board includes a user button for triggering actions and a Qw/ST (Qwiic/STEMMA QT) connector for easy expansion with I2C sensors and accessories.
Key Features
- Dual Motor Control – Drive 2 micro metal gearmotors independently
- DRV8833 Driver – Dual H-bridge for bidirectional control
- SHIM Form Factor – Solders to back of Pico, saves space
- JST-ZH Connectors – Easy motor connection with 2-pin sockets
- User Button – Built-in button for triggering actions
- Qw/ST Connector – I2C expansion for sensors and accessories
Specifications
- Motor Driver – DRV8833 dual H-bridge
- Motor Outputs – 2× JST-ZH (2-pin)
- Dimensions – ~26 × 21 × 5mm
Software Support
- MicroPython library
- CircuitPython library
- C++ SDK examples
Ideal For
- Tiny robot builds
- Motorised Pico projects
- Line-following robots
- Learning motor control
Package Contents
- 1× Motor SHIM for Pico
Resources
- Pimoroni Pico Libraries on GitHub



















