Mini Controller CC3D

Description

Mini CC3D Controller This CC3D Atom is about half the size of the standard OpenPilot CC3D, but with the same features. Now you can get all the great features and functionalities of the full-size CC3D flight controller, but at about 1/2 the size! Dimensions (board only): 30mm x 17mm Dimensions (with case): 22 x 38 x 12mm LxLxA Features: The CC3D offers a clear feel during helicopter, quad, hexa, octocopter, and even fixed-wing aircraft flight. A powerful 32-bit STM32 microcontroller running at 90MIP with 128 KB of flash and 20 KB of RAM. High-performance 3-axis MEMS gyroscopes and 3-axis MEMS accelerometers. 4-layer PCB for reduced electrical noise and superior flight performance. Software support for Windows, Mac, and Linux. High-speed USB direct support without required drivers. Spektrum satellite receiver support. Futaba S-BUS hardware support. Innovative Flexi-port technology for superior port flexibility. 4Mbit on-board EEPROM for configuration storage. This OpenPilot CC3D Atom includes a high-quality protective case. Right and bent mounting screw. The package includes: 1 x CC3D Atom Flight Controller 1 x 8-pin cable 1 x 4-pin cable 1 x 3m double-sided adhesive tape 1 x antenna stand 1 set of anti-vibration mounts Tutorial: How to Use Mini Controller CC3D The Mini Controller CC3D is a small drone control module that offers advanced features such as PID control, motor management, and data interface. This component is ideal for drone builders who want a robust and flexible control system. What you need Drone frame DC Motors LiPo Batteries Propellers IMU (check datasheet) Wi-Fi Antennas Steps Connect the CC3D module to the drone frame using the appropriate connectors. Connect the DC motors to the output pins of the CC3D controller. Install the IMU and Wi-Fi antennas according to the documentation. Configure the CC3D controller firmware via specific software (check datasheet). Load the drone with a compatible LiPo battery. Test the motors to ensure they are working correctly. Calibrate the IMU and adjust the CC3D controller’s PID settings. Start flying your drone! Mini-project Build a small quadcopter with the Mini Controller CC3D