sdbr.net
Foldy Quad 2.0 · Bogdan's Blog
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Musings on iOS, Linux, Drones, and other random stuff floating around in my head. Foldy Quad 2.0. Thu, Jul 30, 2015. Small, foldable, super fast, and capable of good and stable video footage. Those were the design requirements for Foldy 2.0 FPV Drone. You have to remember, in fast forward flight the drones are tilted by 55 degrees. In that position, a traditional H-Quad creates a reverse airfoil around it’s main body, causing negative lift. On the other hand, Foldy Quad has roughly the same...At greater ...
spaceblogs.org
LU | SpaceBlogs
https://spaceblogs.org/category/lu
A Collection of Hacker- and Makerspace Weblogs. AF – Africa. EG – Egypt. KY – Kenya. AS – Asia. IN – India. JP – Japan. MA – Malaysia. EU – Europe. DE – Germany. EN – England. FR – France. HU – Hungary. IR – Ireland. LU – Luxembourg. NL – Netherlands. SE – Sweden. NA – North America. CA – Canada. US – United States of America. OC – Oceania. AU – Australia. SA – South America. AR – Argentina. Successfull 30th Chaos Communication Congress video streaming. This entry was posted in EU. January 12, 2014.
briannwebb.us
Category: STM32 - Brian Webb
http://www.briannwebb.us/blog/category/stm32
Pixie debug v0.2. In order to debug the Pixie Flight Controller I needed to at least create an adapter that breaks out the SWD pins on the expansion port to a debugger. Instead of doing that I decided to create a custom debug board that would both debug the Pixie and serve as a compact and easy to use debugger for other projects. Recently I ran across the Black Magic Probe. Pixie Debug V0.2. Above you can see a picture of the top side of the Pixie Debug board. It contains:. The bottom of the board is ess...
hackaday.com
Droning On: The Anatomy of A Drone | Hackaday
http://hackaday.com/2014/04/29/droning-on-the-anatomy-of-a-drone
August 19, 2016. Droning On: The Anatomy of A Drone. April 29, 2014. These last few weeks I’ve been ordering parts for the Hackaday Testbed, a basic quadcopter to be used here at Hackaday. The top question I see when surfing multicopter forums is What should I buy . Which frame, motors, props, speed controller, and batteries are best? There aren’t easy answers to these questions with respect to larger quads (300mm or more) . There are a myriad of options, and dozens of vendors to choose from. Power syste...
briannwebb.us
pixie V0.96 - Brian Webb
http://www.briannwebb.us/blog/pixie-v096
One of the boards that I've been working on over the last couple of months is an updated Pixie IMU / flight controller. In the previous iteration I put very little I/O on the main board, intending to make a few I/O boards for various configurations. On this iteration I reverted back to a more traditional design, which includes many communications options as well as an expansion port for connecting peripheral boards. Version 0.96 of the Pixie board includes the following:. Pressure Sensor (via SPI). In th...
briannwebb.us
Category: Flight Controller - Brian Webb
http://www.briannwebb.us/blog/category/flight-controller
One of the boards that I've been working on over the last couple of months is an updated Pixie IMU / flight controller. In the previous iteration I put very little I/O on the main board, intending to make a few I/O boards for various configurations. On this iteration I reverted back to a more traditional design, which includes many communications options as well as an expansion port for connecting peripheral boards. Version 0.96 of the Pixie board includes the following:. Pressure Sensor (via SPI). In th...
briannwebb.us
Category: Pixie - Brian Webb
http://www.briannwebb.us/blog/category/pixie
Pixie debug v0.2. In order to debug the Pixie Flight Controller I needed to at least create an adapter that breaks out the SWD pins on the expansion port to a debugger. Instead of doing that I decided to create a custom debug board that would both debug the Pixie and serve as a compact and easy to use debugger for other projects. Recently I ran across the Black Magic Probe. Pixie Debug V0.2. Above you can see a picture of the top side of the Pixie Debug board. It contains:. The bottom of the board is ess...
briannwebb.us
Blog Archives - Brian Webb
http://www.briannwebb.us/blog/archives/08-2014
Pixie debug v0.2. In order to debug the Pixie Flight Controller I needed to at least create an adapter that breaks out the SWD pins on the expansion port to a debugger. Instead of doing that I decided to create a custom debug board that would both debug the Pixie and serve as a compact and easy to use debugger for other projects. Recently I ran across the Black Magic Probe. Pixie Debug V0.2. Above you can see a picture of the top side of the Pixie Debug board. It contains:. The bottom of the board is ess...
