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CUAV SKYE DroneCAN Airspeed Sensor for UAVs

₹16,299.00 (Inclusive of all taxes)
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The CUAV SKYE Airspeed Sensor provides precise, real-time airspeed data for UAVs using the robust DroneCAN protocol. Powered by an STM32F4 processor and an MS5525 sensor, it ensures critical flight stability and performance across various flight control systems.

Features

  • High-accuracy MS5525 sensor for precise airspeed measurement.
  • Reliable DroneCAN protocol for robust data communication.
  • STM32F4 processor ensures rapid data processing and response.
  • Resistance heating pitot tube maintains accuracy in varied conditions.
  • Wide 12-36V supply voltage compatibility for diverse platforms.

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Description

The CUAV SKYE Air Speed Sensor is a sophisticated device meticulously engineered for precision airspeed measurement in unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and advanced aerospace applications. Delivering crucial, real-time airspeed data via the DroneCAN protocol, this sensor is vital for maintaining optimal flight stability, precise navigation, and enhanced performance across diverse mission profiles. Its robust design is complemented by an STM32F4 processor, ensuring reliable and fast data acquisition.

Designed to perform under challenging environmental conditions, the SKYE sensor integrates a resistance heating system for its pitot tube, effectively preventing ice formation and maintaining measurement accuracy from -20℃ to 125℃. Its compact and lightweight form factor facilitates seamless integration into a wide array of UAV platforms, from commercial drones to research prototypes, without compromising structural integrity or payload capacity. This advanced sensing technology guarantees accurate readings and swift response times, making it an indispensable component for any high-performance UAV.

Key Features

  • High Accuracy MS5525 Sensor: Provides precise airspeed measurements critical for flight control and navigation, with a total error band of ±2.5%FS.
  • Robust DroneCAN Protocol: Ensures reliable and interference-resistant data transmission to compatible flight control systems.
  • STM32F4 Processor: Powers rapid data processing and quick response times for dynamic flight conditions.
  • Integrated Pitot Tube Heating: Features resistance heating (35W) to prevent ice buildup, ensuring accurate readings across a wide operating temperature range (-20℃ to 125℃).
  • Wide Input Voltage Range: Supports a supply voltage of 12-36V, offering versatile compatibility with various power systems.
  • Compact & Lightweight Design: Facilitates easy integration into diverse UAV platforms without significantly increasing overall weight.
  • Durable Construction: Built to withstand harsh environmental conditions and operate reliably in humidity ranges from 0-100% RH.

Applications

  • Fixed-wing and multirotor UAVs requiring precise airspeed for autonomous flight.
  • Mapping and survey drones for consistent data acquisition.
  • Long-range inspection and commercial industrial UAV platforms.
  • Agricultural drones for optimized flight paths and spraying efficiency.

Technical Specifications

ProcessorSTM32F4
ProtocolDroneCAN
Airspeed SensorMS5525
Airspeed Measure Range±500 km/h, ±0.69 Pa
Total Error Band±2.5%FS
Humidity Range0-100% RH
Operating Temperature-20℃ to 125℃
Pitot Tube Heating Power35W
Supply Voltage12-36V DC

Frequently Asked Questions

What flight control protocols does the CUAV SKYE Airspeed Sensor support?

The CUAV SKYE Airspeed Sensor utilizes the robust DroneCAN protocol for communication, ensuring reliable and interference-resistant data transmission. This makes it compatible with flight control systems that support DroneCAN, such as ArduPilot and PX4, facilitating seamless integration into various professional UAV platforms.

How does the CUAV SKYE sensor maintain accuracy in cold or icy conditions?

The CUAV SKYE Airspeed Sensor features an integrated resistance heating system for its pitot tube, with a heating power of 35W. This actively prevents ice formation and condensation, allowing the sensor to deliver accurate airspeed measurements across a wide operating temperature range from -20℃ to 125℃.

What is the input voltage range and how is the sensor integrated into a UAV system?

This sensor operates on a versatile 12-36V DC supply voltage, making it compatible with many drone power systems. Integration typically involves connecting the sensor via its DroneCAN interface to a compatible flight controller. Ensure correct wiring and configure the flight controller software, like ArduPilot or PX4, to recognize and utilize the airspeed data.

What are the key advantages of using the MS5525 sensor in the CUAV SKYE?

The MS5525 is a highly accurate digital pressure sensor known for its precision and reliability. In the CUAV SKYE, it enables precise differential pressure measurement, which is crucial for calculating true airspeed. Its robust design contributes to the sensor's overall durability and consistent performance in demanding flight environments.

Package Includes

  • 1 x CUAV SKYE Air Speed Sensor

Additional Information

Dimensions 9 × 4 × 3 cm