标题: 新手求助，kk飞控支持i2c电调吗？ [打印本页] 作者: goldzone 时间: 2011-3-29 18:48 标题: 新手求助，kk飞控支持i2c电调吗？ kk飞控支持i2c电调吗？作者: 57649837 时间: 2011-3-29 19:54
我也想做的作者: 57649837 时间: 2011-3-29 19:55
我也想知道作者: goldzone 时间: 2011-3-29 20:08
没人知道吗？求助~~~:em18: 就要上电调了作者: abin 时间: 2011-3-29 20:12
不支持。买个好盈啦。没多少钱。作者: ytffty 时间: 2011-3-29 20:46
不支持的, 但是以前MK上的i2C电调是支持PWM的, 可以试一试作者: goldzone 时间: 2011-3-29 21:04
I've spent a bit of time looking at the code manuLRK posted earlier in the thread (here) regarding improved ESC PWM rates (>450Hz) and, after a day or so fiddling, I have incorporated this into XXcontroller code.
Theoretical maximum ESC rate is 497Hz, but probably less, as there are a few tens of micro-seconds's lost along the way.
Actually, I have noticed that the internal Xtal isn't very accurate, so results may vary a surprising amount.
Since this is a significant change, release is now V1.1
Things to note
There are 2 pairs of defines, ESC_RATE and PWM_LOW_PULSE_INTERVAL which allow you to set PWM rate.
One pair you set ESC_RATE and it calculates PWM_LOW_PULSE_INTERVAL, the other pair vice-versa.
PWM_LOW_PULSE_INTERVAL is measured in 10's of microSeconds (minimum 1)
Stick-arming is now standard feature
new define for Stick-arm side (for those non-standard folks out there )
When the controller is not armed, no signal is sent to ESC's, so they will bleep.
I actually quite like this (others may not) as led isn't always easy to see.
Some ESC's are a bit fussy, and you may need to re-arm to get them to sync/start correctly.
Sensor calibration now takes place @ arming.
also, gyro gain pots are read @ arming, so if you change them, you must re-arm for the changes to be used
As a general note, the code (V1.1) is time critical.
Essentially, the program expects certain sections of the code to take a short period of time.
What this means is that if you modify the code, you must avoid putting any long delay(s) (>200uS - yes, thats long!) in the code which gets executed when armed.
Failure to follow this guidline will cause motors to mis-behave.
I have flown @ 450Hz with my big Quad (config) and am suitably impressed.
I havn't checked the results on TRI copter tho'
I also havn't put this on my test-bench to check PWM consistency.