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=== Spektrum Satellite protocol === | === Spektrum Satellite protocol === | ||
Breakdown of the serial protocol use by the Spektrum Satellite receivers | Breakdown of the serial protocol use by the Spektrum Satellite receivers | ||
Some useful arduino code [http://svn.mikrokopter.de/filedetails.php?repname=FlightCtrl&path=%2Ftags%2FV0.80f%2FSpektrum.c] | |||
=== wii IMU === | === wii IMU === |
Revision as of 19:18, 16 August 2011
Quadrocopter | |
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Created | 10/08/2011 |
Members | 'RepRap' Matt |
Status | Research |
"A quadrotor, also called a quadrotor helicopter or quadrocopter, is an aircraft that is lifted and propelled by four rotors."
I've been flying model helicopter on/off for a few years and have now started to build a Quadcopter. As this is my first quadcopter I'm going to try and detail as much as I can here, some of this is likely just to be a bunch of random notes and not make a lot of sense to any one else, but as always I'm happy to explain if you can catch me at hackspace. --'RepRap' Matt 15:33, 15 August 2011 (BST)
Parts List
Quick breakdown of the parts i intend to use in my first build
mbed pin assignment
Possible mbed pin layout and connection
Spektrum Satellite protocol
Breakdown of the serial protocol use by the Spektrum Satellite receivers
Some useful arduino code [1]
wii IMU
First IMU will be using sensors from the motion plus and the nunchuck
- http://snzgoo.blogspot.com/ usefull stuff in WM+ calibration
ALLINONE IMU
Second generation IMU using all I2C sensor board for eBay
This boras has the following:-
- HMC5883L Triple Axis Magnetometer
- BMA180 Triple Axis Accelerometer
- BMP085 Barometric Pressure Sensor
- ITG3200 Triple-Axis Digital-Output Gyro
- Build in ultra low noise linear LDO voltage regulator.
- Dimensions 30x16mm
- I2C all sensors connected to I2C bus.
- Designed for 3.3V logic level
There is also a version with a UBLOX Neo-6Q/M GPS receiver already attached
eBay store [2] RCgroups thread [3]
Links
Huge unsorted list of links to random bits of useful information