Crazyflie 2.1- Open Source Mirco Quadcopter Drone
$ 96.19
- Description Crazyflie 2.1 is the latest version of the successful Crazyflie development platform. It only weighs 27g and fits in the palm of your hand. Crazyflie 2.1 is equipped with low-latency/long-range radio as well as BLE. This gives you the option of downloading our app and using your mobile device as a controller or, in combination with the Crazyradio PA, using your computer to display data and fly with a game controller. It’s ideal for education, research, and swarming. Features Wireless and multi-platform Support: It supports wireless firmware updates and enables flying from iOS and Android via Bluetooth LE, as well as from Windows/Mac OSX/Linux using the Crazyradio or Crazyradio PA. Advanced power management solution: On-board charging via standard USB, the dual MCU architecture with dedicated radio/power management SoC is suitable for advanced applications. Data reliability enhancement: The drone supports expansion decks with automatic detection, and when used with a Crazyradio or Crazyradio PA and a computer, it can also real-time logging, graphing and variable setting 1km radio range LOS: Tested to further than 1 km radio range line-of-sight (LOS) with the Crazyradio PA for suitable for indoor human-computer interaction tasks Durable & compact design: Only weighs 27g and no soldering is required which allows it to fit comfortably in the palm of your hand and is easy to assemble. Descriptions The Crazyflie 2.1 is a versatile open-source flying development platform that only weighs 27g and fits in the palm of your hand. Crazyflie 2.1 is equipped with a low-latency/long-range radio as well as Bluetooth LE. This gives you the option of downloading our app and using your mobile device as a controller or, in combination with the Crazyradio PA, using your computer to display data and fly with a game controller. The latest version of the successful Crazyflie development platform comes with improved flight performance, durability, and radio. Together with an extensive ecosystem of software and deck expansions, it’s ideal for education, research, and swarming. Crazyfly 2.1 is designed to be as flexible as possible. This meant adding as many features as users could fit and writing firmware made to be modified. In addition to the default functionality that comes with the Crazyflie 2.1 that added a flexible expansion interface where a variety of expansion decks can be attached, both on the top and the bottom of the Crazyflie 2.1. From this expansion interface the user can access buses such as UART, I2C and SPI as well as PWM, analog in/out and GPIO. Getting started Go to Getting started with the Crazyflie 2.1 to build your crazyflie, update its firmware and fly with it with the clients. Also take a look at our System overview to learn more about Crazyflie’s ecosystem of positioning systems, Clients and of course the crazyflie itself with its expansion decks. Application Use the Crazyflie 2.X for development The Crazyradio PA enables you to connect the Crazyflie 2.X to a computer wireless and download new firmware, modified to your liking. The logging and parameter frameworks provide APIs for getting and setting data in the Crazyflie 2.X live, even when you are flying! All software, firmware, as well as clients on the computer that is open source and the source code is available for you to play with as you like. Paint in the dark with a Crazyflie The Crazyflie 2.X is fun to fly as is but adding the LED-ring deck and flying in the dark adds a new dimension. The RGB LEDs let you choose any colour and with some coding any light sequence can be displayed, for instance, controlled by the on board sensors. Why not take photos with an open shutter of a moving Crayflie 2.X and paint in the dark? assistance when flying the Crazyflie and Crazyradio PA Flying a quadcopter like the Crazyflie manually requires some skill and practising. By adding the Flow deck v2 the Crazyflie gets more information about its motion and can assist the pilot. note: Currently assisted mode is only supported when flying using a computer and gamepad, not with a mobile device. awareness of the surroundings to the Crazyflie and Crazyradio PA The Multi-ranger deck measures the distance to objects forward/back/left/right and up. It can be used for obstacle avoidance, mapping a room or games where the Crazyflie 2.X “bounces” between the walls of a room. Combine with a Flow deck v2 to measure the distance to the floor as well and support autonomous flight. Specifications Items specifications Onboard microcontrollers Main application MCU STM32F405,Cortex-M4, 168MHz, 192kb SRAM, 1Mb flash Radio and power management MCU nRF51822,Cortex-M0, 32Mhz, 16kb SRAM, 128kb flash Connector micro-USB On-board LiPo charger 100mA, 500mA and 980mA modes available Memory 8KB EEPROM Port Full speed USB device Partial USB OTG capability present but no 5V output IMU 3 axis accelerometer / gyroscope BMI088 High precision pressure sensor BMP388 Flight Flight time with stock battery 7 minutes Charging time with stock battery 40 minutes Max recommended payload weight 15 g Radio ISM band radio 2.4GHz radio range LOS > 1 km (Increasedrange with 20 dBm radio amplifier) Wireless BLE Support platform iOS / Android clients Win/Linux/OSX python client(Any gamepad/controller with at least 4 analog axes) Antenna Dual antenna support Onboard components chip antenna U.FL connector Expansion connector mode VCC 3.0V (max 100mA) VCOM max 1A(unregulated VBAT or VUSB) VUSB both for input and output Interfaces SPI I2C (400kHz) 2 x UART 4 x GPIO/CS for SPI 1-wire bus for expansion identification 2 x GPIO connected to nRF51 Mechanical Takeoff weight 27g Size (WxHxD) 92x92x29mm Hardware Part List 1 x Crazyflie 2.1 control board 1 x 250mAh LiPo battery (spare part) 5 x 7mm DC coreless motor (1 spare) (spare part) 6 x 7mm motor mounts (2 spare) (spare part) 1 x Foam battery pad 5 x CCW propellers (3 spare) (spare part) 5 x CW propellers (3 spare) (spare part) 1 x Battery holder deck (spare part) 2 x Short male deck connectors (spare part) 2 x Long male deck connectors (spare part) 1 x micro-USB cable (48cm) (spare part) FAQ 1. Which mobile devices work with the Crazyflie 2.X? Here is a list of requirements for the mobile device: Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) or sometimes called Bluetooth Smart support. Runs Android 4.4 or newer Runs iOS 7.1 or newer 2. Is the Crazyflie 2.0 still supported? Yes, the Crazyflie 2.0 is still supported with the same firmware and PC software as the Crazyflie 2.1 3. For how long can the Crazyflie 2.X fly? It can fly up to 7 minutes and depending on how you fly it, the time will decrease. 4. How is the Crazyflie 2.X charged? It is charged using a standard micro-USB connector commonly used by smartphones. You probably have one of these cables at home. You can charge it from any USB unit that can supply 500mA, most computers and adapters do. It takes up to 40min to charge and the blue LED (M3) will tell you roughly how charged it is by how long it is lit. When it is fully lit it is fully charged. NOTE: Should you require any of the additional parts mentioned above, we can happily assist with a quotation. Documents Start here Development Getting help Datasheet Component placement Schematics Input-devices for the Crazyflie client
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