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ZOPTER

Zynq QuadroCopter like board: 9DoF, WIFI, GPS, BT, 4 x BLDC, etc

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Zynq FPGA SoC controlling 12 Half Bridge drivers (use like 4 axis BLDC), Wifi, BT, GPS and lots of power.
Power stages up to 30A

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Antti Lukats wrote 05/05/2017 at 08:56 • point

Well there are some Zynq based quadrocopters already with far less powerful power stages. And here the power stages are made as 12 times halfbridge that can be driven in any combination, 4x axis BLDC is just one example configuration.

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Frank Buss wrote 05/01/2017 at 12:32 • point

That's crazy, why do you need a Zynq for it? Usually these half bridge motor drivers uses only small ARM microcontrollers. And the most important question: Will it work with Cleanflight and my Taranis X9D? :-)

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