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5.3V 3A APM Power Module with XT60 Connector

5.3V 3A APM Power Module with XT60 Connector 5.3V 3A APM Power Module with XT60 Connector
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5.3V 3A APM Power Module with XT60 Connector

Overview

The 5.3V 3A APM Power Module with XT60 Connector is a compact and efficient power supply module designed specifically for Autonomous Pilot Modules (APM) and other IoT applications. This module is capable of delivering a stable 5.3V output voltage at a maximum current of 3A, making it an ideal choice for powering small to medium-sized IoT devices, drones, and robotic systems.

Functionality

The primary function of this power module is to regulate and condition the input power supply to provide a stable and reliable output voltage to the connected devices. The module takes in an input voltage range of 7-26V and uses advanced voltage regulation techniques to maintain a precise 5.3V output voltage, ensuring the connected devices operate within their specified voltage limits.

Key Features

  • XT60 Connector: The module features a high-quality XT60 connector, providing a secure and reliable connection for the input power cables. The XT60 connector is designed to handle high currents and is commonly used in drone and robotic applications.
  • Voltage Regulation: The module incorporates a high-performance voltage regulator that ensures a steady 5.3V output voltage, despite input voltage fluctuations. This feature is critical in IoT applications where devices require a precise voltage supply to function correctly.
  • Over-Current Protection (OCP): The module is equipped with an over-current protection feature that automatically shuts down the output in the event of an excessive current draw. This feature helps prevent damage to the connected devices and the power module itself.
  • Short-Circuit Protection (SCP): The module features short-circuit protection, which promptly disconnects the output in the event of a short circuit, protecting the devices and the module from damage.
  • Efficient Power Conversion: The module boasts high power conversion efficiency, resulting in reduced heat generation and increased reliability.
  • Compact Design: The module's compact design makes it ideal for integration into space-constrained IoT devices, drones, and robotic systems.
  • Wide Input Voltage Range: The module accepts a wide input voltage range of 7-26V, making it compatible with various power sources, including batteries, solar panels, and wall adapters.

Input Voltage Range

7-26V

Output Voltage

5.3V

Output Current

3A

XT60 ConnectorHigh-quality XT60 connector for input power cables

Voltage Regulation

2% tolerance

Over-Current Protection (OCP)Automatic shutdown at 3.5A
Short-Circuit Protection (SCP)Automatic disconnection on short circuit

Efficiency

Up to 95%

Operating Temperature

-20C to 80C

Dimensions

35mm x 20mm x 10mm

Applications

The 5.3V 3A APM Power Module with XT60 Connector is suitable for a wide range of IoT applications, including

Autonomous Pilot Modules (APM)

Drones and Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs)

Robotics and robotic systems

IoT devices and sensor nodes

Remote monitoring and control systems

Portable electronic devices

Conclusion

The 5.3V 3A APM Power Module with XT60 Connector is a reliable and efficient power supply solution designed to meet the specific needs of IoT applications. Its compact design, high-performance voltage regulation, and protection features make it an ideal choice for powering small to medium-sized IoT devices, drones, and robotic systems.

Pin Configuration

  • 5.3V 3A APM Power Module with XT60 Connector Documentation
  • Overview
  • The 5.3V 3A APM Power Module with XT60 Connector is a compact and efficient power supply module designed for use in IoT and robotics projects. It provides a stable 5.3V output voltage with a maximum current rating of 3A. The module features a convenient XT60 connector for easy connection and disconnection of power sources and devices.
  • Pinout Description
  • The APM Power Module has a total of 6 pins, which are explained below:
  • Pin 1: VIN+ (Input Voltage Positive)
  • Function: Positive input voltage connection
  • Description: Connect the positive wire of the power source (e.g., battery or power adapter) to this pin.
  • Voltage Range: 7V to 26V (recommended)
  • Current Rating: Up to 3A
  • Pin 2: VIN- (Input Voltage Negative)
  • Function: Negative input voltage connection
  • Description: Connect the negative wire of the power source (e.g., battery or power adapter) to this pin.
  • Voltage Range: 0V (ground)
  • Current Rating: Up to 3A
  • Pin 3: VOUT+ (Output Voltage Positive)
  • Function: Positive output voltage connection
  • Description: Connect the positive wire of the device or circuit being powered to this pin.
  • Voltage Rating: 5.3V 0.1V
  • Current Rating: Up to 3A
  • Pin 4: VOUT- (Output Voltage Negative)
  • Function: Negative output voltage connection
  • Description: Connect the negative wire of the device or circuit being powered to this pin.
  • Voltage Rating: 0V (ground)
  • Current Rating: Up to 3A
  • Pin 5: EN (Enable)
  • Function: Enable input for the power module
  • Description: Connect a digital signal (HIGH or LOW) to this pin to enable or disable the power module. A HIGH signal (>2.5V) enables the module, while a LOW signal (<0.5V) disables it.
  • Default State: Enabled (HIGH)
  • Pin 6: GND (Ground)
  • Function: Ground connection
  • Description: Connect the ground wire of the device or circuit being powered to this pin.
  • Voltage Rating: 0V (ground)
  • Connection Structure
  • To connect the APM Power Module, follow these steps:
  • 1. Connect the power source:
  • Connect the positive wire of the power source (e.g., battery or power adapter) to Pin 1 (VIN+).
  • Connect the negative wire of the power source to Pin 2 (VIN-).
  • 2. Connect the device or circuit:
  • Connect the positive wire of the device or circuit being powered to Pin 3 (VOUT+).
  • Connect the negative wire of the device or circuit to Pin 4 (VOUT-).
  • 3. Enable the power module (optional):
  • Connect a digital signal (HIGH or LOW) to Pin 5 (EN) to enable or disable the power module.
  • 4. Ground connection:
  • Connect the ground wire of the device or circuit to Pin 6 (GND).
  • Important Notes
  • Ensure the input voltage range is within the recommended specifications to avoid damage to the power module.
  • Use proper soldering techniques and insulation to avoid shorts and electrical shock.
  • The power module may become hot during operation; ensure proper heat dissipation and avoid touching the module during use.
  • By following these guidelines, you can safely and effectively use the 5.3V 3A APM Power Module with XT60 Connector in your IoT and robotics projects.

Code Examples

5.3V 3A APM Power Module with XT60 Connector Documentation
Overview
The 5.3V 3A APM Power Module with XT60 Connector is a high-performance power module designed for use in various IoT applications, particularly in drone and robotics projects. This module provides a stable 5.3V output voltage and can handle up to 3A of current, making it suitable for powering small to medium-sized devices. The module features an XT60 connector for easy connection and disconnection of batteries and other power sources.
Pinout
The power module has the following pinout:
Input: XT60 connector (accepts 2S-6S LiPo batteries)
 Output: 5.3V, 3A
 VIN: Input voltage (max. 25.2V)
 VOUT: Output voltage (5.3V, 0.1V)
 GND: Ground
 EN: Enable pin (active high)
Usage Examples
### Example 1: Powering an Arduino Board
In this example, we'll show how to use the 5.3V 3A APM Power Module to power an Arduino board.
Hardware Requirements
5.3V 3A APM Power Module with XT60 Connector
 Arduino Board (e.g., Arduino Uno or Arduino Nano)
 Jumper wires
Code Example
```c++
void setup() {
  // Initialize the enable pin as an output
  pinMode(EN, OUTPUT);
  
  // Enable the power module
  digitalWrite(EN, HIGH);
  
  // Wait for the power module to stabilize
  delay(100);
}
void loop() {
  // Your Arduino code here
}
```
Connections
Connect the VOUT pin of the power module to the VIN pin of the Arduino board.
 Connect the GND pin of the power module to the GND pin of the Arduino board.
 Connect the EN pin of the power module to a digital pin on the Arduino board (e.g., D2).
### Example 2: Powering a Raspberry Pi with a Battery
In this example, we'll show how to use the 5.3V 3A APM Power Module to power a Raspberry Pi with a battery.
Hardware Requirements
5.3V 3A APM Power Module with XT60 Connector
 Raspberry Pi
 2S-6S LiPo battery
 Jumper wires
Code Example
No code is required for this example, as the power module will provide a stable 5.3V output voltage to the Raspberry Pi.
Connections
Connect the XT60 connector of the power module to the LiPo battery.
 Connect the VOUT pin of the power module to the power input pin of the Raspberry Pi.
 Connect the GND pin of the power module to the GND pin of the Raspberry Pi.
Note: Make sure to configure the Raspberry Pi to use the external power source by setting the `dtoverlay=i2c-rtc` and `dtoverlay=i2c-sensor` options in the `/boot/config.txt` file.
### Example 3: Using the Power Module with a Drone Flight Controller
In this example, we'll show how to use the 5.3V 3A APM Power Module with a drone flight controller.
Hardware Requirements
5.3V 3A APM Power Module with XT60 Connector
 Drone flight controller (e.g., Pixhawk or PX4)
 2S-6S LiPo battery
 Jumper wires
Code Example
No code is required for this example, as the power module will provide a stable 5.3V output voltage to the drone flight controller.
Connections
Connect the XT60 connector of the power module to the LiPo battery.
 Connect the VOUT pin of the power module to the power input pin of the drone flight controller.
 Connect the GND pin of the power module to the GND pin of the drone flight controller.
Note: Make sure to configure the drone flight controller to use the external power source according to the manufacturer's instructions.