Femto X Quad - 8cm Multiwii Quadrocopter
Posted: Thu Feb 23, 2012 9:58 pm
Hello,
i´d like to show you my new little Multiwii Quad. It based on the Multiwii Version 1.8p2 brushed. The Motors and Props are from X-Twin Planes. These are powered by N-FET IRLML2502 Mosfet in SOT23 Package. A 1S 100mAh Lipo delivers the power for about 1,5 minutes. A Buck/Boost converter provides the 3,3V for the Atmega328p. The Atmega runs at 16Mhz. The Gyro is a ITG3205 on a "breakout" Board. On the PCB is already a place for an ADXL345 ACC. Here some Pictures:
Femto Top: Femto X-Twin Motor Mosfet: Femto Buck/Boost Converter MCP1252: Femto Receiver Deltang RX35 0,62g: Femto Layout: The Weight of all ( with Lipo ) is 19,6g. It´s a bit heavy. I use a 1,5mm PCB. The next PCB is ony 1mm and the Gyro will be directly placed on the PCB without the "breakout" Board. So i think the weight will be under 18g and the flight time will increase.
Kayle
i´d like to show you my new little Multiwii Quad. It based on the Multiwii Version 1.8p2 brushed. The Motors and Props are from X-Twin Planes. These are powered by N-FET IRLML2502 Mosfet in SOT23 Package. A 1S 100mAh Lipo delivers the power for about 1,5 minutes. A Buck/Boost converter provides the 3,3V for the Atmega328p. The Atmega runs at 16Mhz. The Gyro is a ITG3205 on a "breakout" Board. On the PCB is already a place for an ADXL345 ACC. Here some Pictures:
Femto Top: Femto X-Twin Motor Mosfet: Femto Buck/Boost Converter MCP1252: Femto Receiver Deltang RX35 0,62g: Femto Layout: The Weight of all ( with Lipo ) is 19,6g. It´s a bit heavy. I use a 1,5mm PCB. The next PCB is ony 1mm and the Gyro will be directly placed on the PCB without the "breakout" Board. So i think the weight will be under 18g and the flight time will increase.
Kayle