- It allows you to control up to 16 servos! The Servo Controller manages all of the servo pulses, thus alleviating the BASIC Stamp microcontroller from handling these tasks. It also has a ramping function and other desirable features.

- It is an intelligent peripheral that adds up to four PWM output channels and up to four control/counter input channels to the BASIC Stamp module.

- It has been designed to function as a versatile DC motor control system for controlling one or two motors. The module is ideal for use in small robotics projects for controlling two-wheel axles.

- It was designed to simplify connectivity to and ease control of the Motor Mind C.

- It provides DC motor speed and directional control up (up to 30 VDC).

- It allows you to control one or two DC motors with a BASIC Stamp and programming board. Using one serial output from this motor controller, you can independently set each motor to go forward or backward at any of 127 speeds

- It includes the capability of driving one or two stepper motors, each of which being either unipolar (4-pole) or bipolar (2 pole).

- It is a complete, serially controlled, drive system for unipolar stepper motors. The desired operating speed, ramp time and drive mode can be configured once and then a single command used as required, to move to fixed or relative positions.

- It is ideal for precision control, and may be easily operated in forward and reverse directions at varying speeds. This four-phase motor has a step angle of 7.5 degrees and requires 12 VDC for operation.

- It is required to interface to Stepper Motors to prevent the damage of the BASIC Stamp module's I/O pins.