3 Axis FPV Camera Brushless Gimbal with Control Board
3 Axis FPV Camera Brushless Gimbal with Control Board
The 3 Axis FPV Camera Brushless Gimbal with Control Board is a comprehensive IoT component designed for First-Person View (FPV) applications, particularly in aerial photography and videography. This component integrates a high-precision brushless gimbal with a control board, enabling stabilization and adjustment of a camera's pitch, roll, and yaw axes in real-time. This results in smooth, stabilized, and high-quality video footage, even in dynamic environments.
| The primary function of the 3 Axis FPV Camera Brushless Gimbal with Control Board is to provide stabilized camera movement, ensuring a clear and stable video feed in various aerial platforms, such as drones, quadcopters, and other unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). The component's advanced control system and high-precision motors work in tandem to |
| + Type | Brushless, 3-axis |
| + Motor Type | High-precision, brushless |
| + Control Range | 30 (pitch), 30 (roll), 30 (yaw) |
| + Microcontroller | 32-bit ARM Cortex-M4 |
| + Interface | HDMI, UART, I2C |
| + Power Supply | 5V, 1A |
| + Operating Frequency | 50Hz, 60Hz, 120Hz |
| + Length | 60mm |
| + Width | 40mm |
| + Height | 30mm |
| + Weight | 120g (including motors and control board) |
-20C to 40C
-30C to 50C
3 Axis FPV Camera Brushless Gimbal with Control Board DocumentationOverviewThe 3 Axis FPV Camera Brushless Gimbal with Control Board is a high-performance stabilization system designed for First-Person View (FPV) cameras in aerial vehicles, robots, and other applications. This component integrates a 3-axis brushless gimbal with a dedicated control board, enabling smooth and stable camera movement. The control board features multiple interfaces, including UART, I2C, and PWM, for seamless integration with various microcontrollers and flight controllers.Technical SpecificationsGimbal:
+ 3-axis stabilization (pitch, roll, and yaw)
+ High-torque brushless motors
+ High-precision bearings for smooth movement
+ Camera mounting plate with adjustable tilt and roll
Control Board:
+ Microcontroller: 32-bit ARM Cortex-M4
+ Interfaces: UART, I2C, PWM
+ Power supply: 5V to 12V
+ Dimensions: 30mm x 30mm x 10mmCode Examples### Example 1: Basic Gimbal Control using ArduinoThis example demonstrates how to control the gimbal using an Arduino board.Hardware Requirements:Arduino Uno or compatible board
3 Axis FPV Camera Brushless Gimbal with Control Board
Jumper wiresSoftware Requirements:Arduino IDE (version 1.8.x or later)Code:
```c
#include < Serial.h>#define GIMBAL_SERIAL_PORT Serial1void setup() {
// Initialize serial communication with the gimbal control board
GIMBAL_SERIAL_PORT.begin(115200);
}void loop() {
// Set the gimbal to a specific position (pitch, roll, yaw in degrees)
GIMBAL_SERIAL_PORT.write(" Pitch: 30 Roll: 20 Yaw: 10
");
delay(1000);// Set the gimbal to a new position
GIMBAL_SERIAL_PORT.write(" Pitch: 0 Roll: 0 Yaw: 0
");
delay(1000);
}
```
### Example 2: Gimbal Control using Python and RPi (Raspberry Pi)This example demonstrates how to control the gimbal using a Raspberry Pi and Python.Hardware Requirements:Raspberry Pi (RPi) board
3 Axis FPV Camera Brushless Gimbal with Control Board
Jumper wiresSoftware Requirements:Python 3.x
RPi.GPIO libraryCode:
```python
import serial
import time# Set up serial communication with the gimbal control board
ser = serial.Serial('/dev/ttyUSB0', 115200, timeout=1)def set_gimbal_position(pitch, roll, yaw):
# Construct the command string
cmd = f"Pitch: {pitch} Roll: {roll} Yaw: {yaw}
"
ser.write(cmd.encode())while True:
# Set the gimbal to a specific position
set_gimbal_position(30, 20, 10)
time.sleep(1)# Set the gimbal to a new position
set_gimbal_position(0, 0, 0)
time.sleep(1)
```
### Example 3: Gimbal Control using Pixhawk Flight Controller and CPPMThis example demonstrates how to control the gimbal using a Pixhawk flight controller and CPPM (Carrier Pulse Position Modulation) signals.Hardware Requirements:Pixhawk flight controller
3 Axis FPV Camera Brushless Gimbal with Control Board
CPPM receiver moduleSoftware Requirements:Pixhawk flight controller firmware (version 3.x or later)Code:In this example, the gimbal control board is configured to receive CPPM signals from the Pixhawk flight controller. The flight controller sends CPPM signals to control the gimbal's movements.Tips and VariationsUse a joystick or other input device to control the gimbal's movements in real-time.
Integrate the gimbal with a GPS module and a flight controller to create a fully autonomous aerial vehicle.
Use the gimbal's I2C interface to connect it to a microcontroller or other devices for advanced control and synchronization.TroubleshootingEnsure that the gimbal control board is properly connected to the power source and the microcontroller or flight controller.
Check the serial communication settings and baud rates to ensure they match the gimbal control board's specifications.
Consult the gimbal control board's documentation for specific troubleshooting guides and FAQs.