It's designed with development in mind and has an expansion header that enables developers to expand the platform as well as good software development support. Due to it's small size it's perfect for developing new software and can easily be flown inside. It can lift a payload of up to 5 - 10 g. More information at the Bitcraze website. This is the 10 DOF version of Crazyflie that integrate extra sensors for altitude and heading measurement. There is yet no firmware support for these sensors but they have the potential to enable heading and altitude control. If you want to develop a new algorithm or if you want to be able to use some advanced algorithm that might be created for these sensor you should definitely consider the 10-DOF version. A 2.4 GHz radio chip (Nordic Semi) is used for receiving commands and sending telemetry data back to the host computer. Communication with host using Crazyradio 2.4 GHz USB radio dongle. The Crazyradio can be connected to a PC (with support for Windows and Linux) but also to other hosts that support USB Host or OTG like Android phones. Mac OSX (beta) Features Small and lightweight, around 19g and about 90mm motor to motor Flight time up to 7 minutes with standard 170mAh Li-Po battery Standard micro-USB connector for charging which takes ~20min for the stock 170mAh Li-Po battery On-board low-energy radio@1mW based on the nRF24L01+ chip. Up to 80m range when using the Crazyradio USB dongle Radio bootloader which enabled wireless update of the firmware Powerful 32 bit MCU: STM32F103CB @ 72 MHz (128kb flash, 20kb RAM) 3-axis MEMs gyros with 3-axis accelerometer: Invensense MPU-6050 3-axis magnetometer HMC5883L (compass) High precision altimeter MS5611-01BA03 Expansion header 2×10 pin 1.27mm (0.05") pitch including power, I2C/UART, SPI/ADC. Header also contains ARM Cortex 10-pin JTAG (header not included) 4-layer low noise PCB design with separate voltage regulators for digital and analog supply
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