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MultiWii MicroWii ATmega32U4 Flight Controller USB / BARO / ACC / MAG

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Le MicroWii est un contrôleur complet de vol multi-rotor. Elle est basée sur la ATmega32U4, qui est le processeur de l'Arduino Leonardo. Le MicroWii incorpore une puce MPU-6050, qui est un gyroscope et un accéléromètre combiné ainsi qu'un baromètre MS5611 précis et HMC5883L magnétomètre.

Ceci est la solution ultime pour les performances de vol puissant avec votre projet multi-rotor. Les possibilités sont infinies avec le MicroWii, seulement limité par votre imagination!

Caractéristiques:
• USB sur puce (pas FTDI ou UART nécessaires)
• Port série (il est possible d'utiliser un satellite DSM2 avec le GUI)
• 6 entrées du récepteur
• 6 haute résolution (11 bits) sorties PWM
• Prise en charge de tous les configs jusqu'à OKTO avec le soutien de came stab
• 2,5kb RAM
• ATmega32U4 base avec Leonardo Bootloader
• 10DOF réseau de capteurs
• MPU-6050 (GYRO / ACC)
• HMC-5883L (MAG)
• MS5611-01BA03 (BARO)
• connecteur Bluetooth / GPS (sur le fond, seul GPS ou DSM2 satellite peuvent être utilisés à la fois depuis le 32U4 n'a qu'un seul UART)

Spécifications:
Chip principal: ATmega32U4
La vitesse du processeur: 16MHz
Taille Flash: 32kB (3.3kB sont prises par le Bootloader)
Entrée: 6 x entrées RX haute résolution (2 canaux AUX)
Sortie: 6 ~ 8 sorties de moteur (moteur 1-6 sont 11 bits PWM)
Dimension: 50x50x16mm
Poids: 14g

* Note: Ce ne sont pas un produit original de marque Arduino.

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Don | Acheteur vérifié

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May 20, 2015

This is a nice board, but it lacks memory. The unstable barometer uses just enough that you can add a lcd. That would be a great improvement. The board and components are well constructed. About the barometer, it is unstable and needs a filter capacitor to buff the noise. Even buffered it still don't actually want to hold at any height. A suggestion is if you purchase this board is to omit the barometer and use it like any other multiwii board. If anyone knows how to do that please post it!

Marco | Acheteur vérifié

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Feb 08, 2015

This FC board is very nice but is not so used, there are no tutorial about it and if it's your first FC is quite hard to setup and make it work. Anyway i worked out most of the problem, and i can say that the flight is very stable now. If you are looking for a manual, you can find it in the International Warehouse product, but is not so completed and well explained. Anyway, it's a nice FC!

Henning | Acheteur vérifié

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Aug 06, 2014

Bought this for building a octocopter with altitude hold. After a lot of fiddeling, changing code etc, I gave up trying to get 8 motor channels working. The barometer pretty much sucks, very fuzzy uneven readings (installed a capacitor helped a little), but who wants to do SMD on a small flight controller? You also need to enclose the sensor, or it will go banana as soon as some wind gets to it. I ended up destroying the board because the capacitor came loose, tearing a bit of the copper off at the same time.

Giordano | Acheteur vérifié

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Jul 28, 2014

I've bought it to replace a MultiWii328P. It slightly more expensive, but I can use the USB and a satellite receiver port together. It works very well with MultiWii 2.2.

Chris Wilh | Acheteur vérifié

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Mar 19, 2014

Worked good for a long time. Everything worked exactly as it should. Until one day magic smoke appeared from the possessor. After that it was useless. I think it's good value, however it does not have enough memory it needs to use all the multiwii features. For example GPS.

yoann | Acheteur vérifié

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Jan 06, 2014

Very good product, it's my first quad , with this FC it was easy to configure with Multiwii 2.3 , but be carefull of the pinout, i add a document which describe the association

Naren | Acheteur vérifié

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Aug 15, 2013

This board is not worth anything it does not work you will break you're quad before anything.....

Dennis | Acheteur vérifié

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Jul 27, 2013

Es ist ein sehr gutes Board. Ich benutze es mit MW 2.2. Die vielen Sensoren ermglichen viele Mglichkeiten. Das Board ist gut verarbeitet. Leider habe ich aber Probleme mit der Bindung eines Bluetoothmoduls mit dem seriellen Port.

nr1__ | Acheteur vérifié

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May 30, 2013

Bought it for my mini quadrocopter. I flashed it with MultiWii 2.1, everything works fine if you define following switches in MW source: #define FREEIMUv043
#define A32U4ALLPINS
#define RCAUX2PIND17
Quad hovers very stable. Using the board in combination with attached orange rx100 satellite which also works great.
Don't know if MultiWii 2.2 will bring any improvements, for now i will stick with 2.1
Mayke sure you only connect it to USB 2.0 otherwise it won't work.

klm77 | Acheteur vérifié

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Apr 20, 2013

Ho montato questa Multiwii sul x230 mini quadcopter, finalmente sono riuscito a fare funzionare tutto.

Ho usato il software multiwii 2.2, per fare andare la scheda e poter usare tutti i canali bisogna attivare questi valori nel file config.h

#define FREEIMUv043 // same as FREEIMUv04 with final MPU6050 (with the right ACC scale)

#define FORCE_MAG_ORIENTATION(X, Y, Z) {magADC[ROLL] = X; magADC[PITCH] = Y; magADC[YAW] = Z;}

#define A32U4ALLPINS

#define RCAUX2PIND17

facendo questo la pinnatura dell'input della rx sar modificata risultera la seguente partendo dal THR:

Thr - Yaw (Coda) - Aux1 - Pitch (Elevatore) - Roll (Alettoni) - Aux2

Cosa molto importante anche mettere la scheda nel verso giusto, il senso della freccia e la lettera N serigrafata sulla scheda indicano il verso di montaggio, in pratica la scheda andr montata col connettore USB rivolto nella parte posteriore del quad, e cmq non di spigolo come altri fight controller.

Prossimamente montero anche un GPS, ma adesso devo prima affinare i settari, anche se con quelli di default il quad vola gia abbastanza bene.

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