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Holybro Pix32 v6 Baseboard

  • SKU: MBS-ENTB-79-06
  • GTIN: 0618455045639
  • HAN: 18082
  • Category: Pixhawk
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Holybro Pix32 v6 Baseboard

  • Various variants
  • Update to Pix32 v5
  • High performance processor STM32H743
  • Integrated vibration isolation system

Description

This flight controller is the update to the Pix32 v5 and a variant of the Pixhawk 6C. It consists of a flight controller and a carrier board, which are connected via a 100-pin connector. The device is powerful, flexible and customizable.

The inner workings consist of an STM32H743 from STMicroelectronics and sensor technology from Bosch and InvenSense. This provides flexibility and reliability in controlling any autonomous aircraft, whether for commercial or academic applications.

Running at up to 480MHz is the Amr Cortex-M7 core of the Pix32 v6's H7 microcontroller. In addition, this has a 2MB flash memory and 1MB RAM.

Features

  • High performance processor STM32H743 with more computing power and RAM
  • flat design - cost efficient design
  • integrated vibration isolation system: newly developed, filters high-frequency vibrations, reduces noise > accurate measurement values
  • IMUs are temperature controlled by built-in thermal resistors - optimal operating temperature

Scope of delivery

  • Holybro Pix32 v6 Baseboard

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€ 39,95
incl. 19% VAT , plus shipping costs

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