CC3D Atom OpenPilot Flight Control Board Authorized (Vertical Pins)

Description

The CC3D ATOM boards are an all-in-one stabilization hardware that run OpenPilot firmware.
It can fly any airframe from Tri, Quad, Hex, Octocopters as well as fixed wing aircraft and is configured and monitored using the OpenPilot Ground Control Station (GCS) software.

This latest revision features improved gyros and uses the powerful OpenPilot architecture and the cross-platform Ground Control Station (GCS).
CopterControl from the OpenPilot project introduces a new generation of multi-purpose aircraft stabilization platforms and
has been designed from the ground up to perform the following functions:

• MultiRotor controller with auto-level, including TriCopters, QuadCopters and HexaCopters
• Flybarless Helicopter controller with auto-level - Experimental
• Fixed Wing UAV controller - Experimental

Flexi port
The innovative Flexi-port provides either I2C connectivity or a second serial port. Flexi-port gives Copter Control the flexibility to use either I2C and a single serial port or dual serial ports, according to your connectivity needs.

Superior user experience
OpenPilot has tried to make your experience with the CC3D as easy and trouble-free as possible. The hardware is complete; there is no soldering required.
The included RC harness allows you to connect any standard PWM receiver, are tested before shipping and come with bootloader already flashed.
A standard mini-USB cable (not included) is used to load the latest firmware and configure everything for your unique airframe.

The OpenPilot project is trying to make Open Source much more user friendly. OpenPilot software is designed to be used by everybody! All major operating systems are supported and install packages are provided. The GPLv3 licensed software is all free and not only are you welcome to hack it, but we encourage it!

Sensors and Components:
• 3-axis Gyroscope array and 3-axis Accelerometer: MPU-6000
• Supports common RC inputs: 6 PWM channels, combined PPM, Spektrum/JR DSM2, DSMJ, DSMX satellites, and Futaba S.Bus receivers.
• Simultaneous support for multiple receivers.
• Receiver Port functions (configurable): 6 PWM input channels or combined PPM stream, 4 PWM output channels
• Main Port functions (configurable): serial telemetry (default), GPS, S.Bus, Spektrum/JR satellites
• Flexi Port (configurable): serial telemetry, GPS, Spektrum/JR satellites, or I2C peripherals (under development)
• Camera stabilization: supports up to 3-axis camera mounts with stabilization and manual control from any of configured receivers.
• Onboard USB connectivity for easy configuration.
• USB and serial telemetry and configuration
• Supported by powerful OpenPilot GCS
• 3C Quaternion based filter running at 500Hz

Features:
• Powerful STM32 32-bit microcontroller running at 90MIPs with 128KB Flash and 20KB RAM.
• 3-axis high-performance MEMs gyros and 3-axis high-performance MEMs accelerometer.
• Tiny 4 layer PCB for superior electrical noise reduction and flight performance.
• Software support for Windows, Mac and Linux.
• Direct high speed USB support with no drivers required, a truly plug and play device.
• Spektrum satellite receiver support.
• Futaba S-BUS hardware support.
• Innovative Flexi-port technology for superior port flexibility.
• 4Mbits on-board EEPROM for configuration storage.
• 10 PWM outputs to servos, ESCs or for camera stabilization

Specs:
Size: 35 x 20 x 15mm
Weight: 12.5g (including leads)

Included:
1 x OpenPilot Atom CopterControl Board
1 x OpenPilot Serial Cable
1 x OpenPilot CopterControl RC Receiver Cable 

**** NOTE: The HobbyKing ATOM CC3D board is fully authorized by OpenPilot and built using there schematics and quality import parts, unlike the ones available elsewhere using a reverse engineered layout missing capacitance with ground feedback issues.

OpenPilot software is designed to be used by everybody! All major operating systems are supported and install packages are provided. The software is all Free software under the GPLv3 license and not only are you welcome to hack it, but we encourage it! www.Openpilot.org