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# Class «motor»

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Provides control of the robot motor (power or servo motor) connected to ports M1, ..., M4, S1, ..., S6.

| Method                                                                     | Description                                          |
| -------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------- |
| [brake](/en/trik/programming-code/object-brick/class-motor.md#brake)       | Blocking of motors for braking for a specified time. |
| [power](/en/trik/programming-code/object-brick/class-motor.md#power)       | Returns the current motor power.                     |
| [powerOff](/en/trik/programming-code/object-brick/class-motor.md#poweroff) | Turns the motor off.                                 |
| [setPower](/en/trik/programming-code/object-brick/class-motor.md#setpower) | Turns on the motor with the specified power.         |

## brake

Blocking of motors for braking for a specified time in milliseconds.

#### Syntax

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```javascript
brick.motor(motorName).brake(durationMs);
brick.motor("motorName").brake(durationMs);
```

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{% tab title="Python" %}

```
brick.motor(motorName).brake(durationMs);
brick.motor("motorName").brake(durationMs);
```

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As a parameter, you must specify the time in milliseconds.

## power

Returns the current motor power (-100 to 100).

#### Syntax

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```javascript
var pow1 = brick.motor(motorName).power();
var pow2 = brick.motor("motorName").power();
```

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{% tab title="Python" %}

```
pow1 = brick.motor(motorName).power();
pow2 = brick.motor("motorName").power();
```

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## powerOff

Turns the motor off.

#### Syntax

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```javascript
brick.motor(motorName).powerOff();
brick.motor("motorName").powerOff();
```

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```
brick.motor(motorName).powerOff();
brick.motor("motorName").powerOff();
```

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## setPower

Turns on the motor with the specified power.

#### Syntax

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```javascript
brick.motor(motorName).setPower(power);
brick.motor("motorName").setPower(power);
```

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```
brick.motor(motorName).setPower(power);
brick.motor("motorName").setPower(power);
```

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As a parameter, you must specify the power. The power is set in the range from -100 ("full reverse") to 100 ("full forward"). 0 corresponds to a `force break`, i.e. the motor stops, it is blocked and remains energized.