CoaX (tm)
Robotic coaxial helicopter built for research and education
The Coax helicopter is an open, cost-effective and easy to use system.
Educational applications include' autonomous navigation, non-linear systems, system linearization,
frequency domain analysis, estimation theory, Hardware in the loop (HIL), multivariate systems control dynamics modeling and identification.
- 2 x dsPIC133, one for sensor data-fusion and one for control and communication
- Two brushless motors for the main rotors and two servo moters for the swash plate-based steering
- Control system through open-source API to give high-level commands
- Simulate algorithms on ODE or Simulink simulators, and use exactly the same code to control the real helicopter
Rotor Span
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340.8 mm (13.4in)
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Size
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Height 168.4 mm (6.6 in) Width 165.1 mm (6.5 in)
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Weight
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280g (9.8 oz.) Basic configuration
340g (12 oz.) Full configuration
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Run time
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Up to 20 minutes/charge
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Max. Height
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6 m (19.6 ft) if only the on-board sonar is used.
Up to the user if the pressure sensor is used.
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Basic Package
- 2 x dsPIC (dsPIC equals DSP + PIC)
- Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU)
- Pressure sensor (altitude)
- Sonar (altitude)
- Bluetooth or XBee* module
- Remote control (2.4 GHz)
Optional CoaX(tm) Package Includes
- Gumstix Overo 600 MHz
- WiFi Communication
- Camera
- Linux OS
- IR sensor (Lateral distance)
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