Specification |
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Processor |
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NXP iMX93
series 32-bit Arm® Cortex®-M33
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Sensors |
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Gyro + Accel |
ICM-20689 |
Magnetometer:
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BMM150 |
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Barometer |
MS5611 |
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Interface |
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PWM/Capture inputs |
1 |
Serial ports |
4 |
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I2C ports |
2 |
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SPI |
1 |
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USB |
1 |
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CAN |
2 |
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PWM Out |
16 |
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Analog inputs |
1 |
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Ethernet |
1 x 10/100MHz |
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Operation Voltage |
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DC4.5V ~ 5.5V |
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Temperature |
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-20°C ~ +70°C |
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Size |
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85(w) x 55(l) x 15(h) |
The UC is designed for versatile deployment across a wide range of unmanned systems, providing a unified control platform for both aerial and ground-based applications. Its modular architecture and open-source compatibility make it suitable for commercial, industrial, and defense-grade systems.
Typical Applications:
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs):
• Multicopters, VTOL aircraft, fixed-wing drones
• Autonomous inspection, mapping, surveillance, delivery
Unmanned Ground Vehicles (UGVs):
• Autonomous rovers, tracked robots, mobile platforms
• Security patrol, logistics, agriculture, and reconnaissance
Hybrid Platforms
• Drone-carrier integration systems
• UAV-UGV interoperability for mission flexibility
Research & Development
• Robotics and AI experimentation
• Algorithm validation using real-world platforms
Defense and Tactical Systems
• Field-deployable drones and ground robots
• Real-time sensor fusion and secure communication
Thanks to its cross-platform compatibility and Linux-based expandability, the UC is ideal for applications requiring precise control, real-time decision-making, and modular system integration.