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DIY Electronic speed controller based on STM32G4
Here's the reformulated text in English with emojis:
🛠️ I'm designing my first ever PCB (printed circuit board) 🔄 to create an ESC (electronic speed controller) for a drone 🚁 I plan to build. This ESC needs to handle a continuous current of 40A with short peaks of 50A ⚡. It's designed to work with 3S to 6S batteries 🔋.
At the heart ❤️ of the device, I'm using an STM32G431 microcontroller 🧠, chosen for its performance and price (samples available for students 🎓). I've also added:
- DRV8320 MOSFET driver 🔌
- AP63203WU-7 fixed buck converter (1A output) 🔌
- CSD88584Q5DC all-in-one half-bridge 🌉
These components power the MCU, driver, RGB LED 💡, I2C connector 🔌, and other peripherals.
This project is a great way to learn about:
- PCB integrity 💻
- EMI (electromagnetic interference) 📡
- Circuit design ⚡
- Electronic speed controllers 🎛️
But it comes with big challenges 💪! It's complex but exciting 🚀.
Currently, only the PCB is ready, and I still need to purchase all the components. I've only just started working on the code, but I plan to release a YouTube video about the project soon on my channel, Nayel KHOUATRA. Stay tuned!
DIY Electronic speed controller based on STM32G4
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