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PRT-SERV-1.2 Eight Channel Servo Expansion Board FEATURES Servo ports: 8 Small PCB Size: 0.91” x 0.91” x 0.06” Light Weight: 2.9 g 12 bit servo resolution Resolution: 0.5 µs (about 0.05°) Range: 250-2750 µs Pulse rate: 50 Hz Current consumption: 5 mA (average) APPLICATION Gimbal Azimuth, Gimbal Elevation, Gimbal Retract Parachute, Waypoint Servo, Flaps, Flaperons Auxiliary channels for payload deployment and landing gear. DESCRIPTION The Servo Expansion Board supports up to 8 channels with 12 bit accuracy. It is the smallest high-performance serial servo controller on the market. The device is controlled and powered through a Kestrel serial port and can easily be enabled through the Virtual Cockpit. The servo power is separate from the device power allowing high current servos to be powered through a separate power regulator. Servos wires can be soldered directly to the board or the included servo headers can be soldered to the board to make changing servos a snap. At only 2.9 grams the Servo Expansion Board is ideal for small UAV applications. Kestrel, Virtual Cockpit, and OnPoint are trademarks of Procerus Technologies. PORT DESCRIPTIONS This section describes ports or pin out on the Expansion Board, including servo mapping between Expansion Board ports and Kestrel autopilot channels. The mapping for all Expansion Board ports to Kestrel autopilot channels is shown in Figure 1. 0-7: Three pin servo ports. Each port contains a ground (GND), power (Vcc=Vs), and signal pin. All ground pins are tied together and to the PCB common ground. All power pins (Vcc=Vs) are connected together through the PCB. Ground pins lie near the PCB edge. Signal pins lie next to the PCB silkscreen label. These ports, shown in Figure 1, are labeled “0” through “7”. GND: Power common ground. This pin connects to all grounds on this device. VIN: Servo signal power. Connect this pin to +5 Volts from autopilot. This pin powers the onboard IC and is rated to draw only low current (<100mA @ 5V). This pin is NOT used to supply servo power. Vcc=Vs: Servo power. Connect this pin to the servo power supply or BEC that is used to power servos that connect to the Servo Expansion Board. SIN: Serial data input. This pin connects to the serial data output line of the Kestrel autopilot (Port E, pin 3). OUT, RST, Mode, COM: Leave unconnected. These pins are not used. Gimbal Azimuth Gimbal Elevation (Ch 6) Gimbal Retract (Ch 7) (Ch 8) (Ch 9) (Ch 10) (Ch 11) Figure 1 - Port Mapping www.procerusuav.com 801-224-5713 02/14/08 PRT-SERV-1.2 LED CODES • • • The green LED indicates serial activity: it should flicker whenever the servo controller receives data. The yellow LED indicates a warning regarding position: either the absolute or neutral position you have requested is out of range. The yellow light will turn off when all requested positions are in range. The red LED indicates a fatal error that prevents further operation. This can often be resolved by power cycling the system. ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS Input Supply Voltage ........................................................... 6.5V Maximum I/O Pin Source/Sink Current ............................ 25mA Operating Temperature Range ........................... -40ºC to 85ºC Storage Temperature Range .............................-40ºC to 125ºC Humidity ......................................... 5% to 95%, no condensing Stresses above those listed under the Absolute Maximum Ratings may cause permanent damage to this device. This is a stress rating only; functional operation of this device at these or any other conditions above those indicated in the operational section of this specification are not implied. Exposure to absolute maximum rating conditions for extended periods may affect device reliability ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS Parameter Supply Input Voltage (Vcc) Logic Output Voltage Low High Logic Input Voltage Low High Conditions Min 4.5 Typ 5.0 Max 5.5 Units V Vcc-0.7 0.6 Vcc V V 2.0 0.8 Vcc V V PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS Parameter Dimensions Weight Conditions Typ 0.91” x 0.91” x 0.06” 2.9 Units Inches Grams RELATED PARTS The following table contains parts that may be used with the Servo Expansion Board. These parts can be purchased from Procerus Technologies or distributors like Digikey or Mouser. Part Number MOLEX5POS-L12 Manufacturer Procerus Technologies Description 5 PIN 1.25MM 12” WIRE PIGTAIL CONNECTOR Comments 5 pin pigtails for Kestrel autopilot serial (Port E) 16-02-0103 50-57-9403 Molex/Walden Molex/Walden CONN TERM FEMALE 22-24AWG GOLD CONN HOUSING 3POS .100 W/LATCH Crimp Terminal for Servo Power Connector 3 Pin Servo Power Connector Housing PEC36SAAN Sullins Electronics Corp CONN HEADER .100 SINGL STR 36POS Male 0.1” pitch servo header 50058-8000 51021-0500 Molex/Walden Molex/Walden CONN TERM FEMALE 28-32AWG TIN CONN HOUSING 5POS 1.25MM Crimp Terminal (Used For Hand Crimping) 5 Pin Connector Housing (Used For Hand Crimping) www.procerusuav.com 801-224-5713 02/14/08 2 PRT-SERV-1.2 TYPICAL APPLICATION The power diagram for a typical application using the Servo Expansion board is shown in Figure 2. AZM = Gimbal Azimuth Channel ELEV = Gimbal Elevation Channel 6-18 V 2-4 Cell LiPo Battery Ch 4 Motor Electronic Speed Control (ESC) Sport BEC Ch 9 Expansion-Board Servo Power 5V P OPT 4 Kestrel 3 Ch 2 (Left) 2 Ch 1 (Right) 1 E A GPS … 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Modem … Ch 7 Ch 11 Ch 10 Ch 9 Ch 8 Ch 7 Ch 6 ELEV AZM PWR AZM Servo Expansion Board Figure 2 - Power diagram for Servo Expansion Board The Servo Expansion Board plugs into serial port E of the Kestrel Autopilot and can easily be enabled using the Virtual Cockpit. See the Installation and Configuration User Manual for details. Figure 3 shows the pin out the Servo Expansion Board for all eight channels with the optional servo headers soldered on. Servo Power (4.8-6V) Servo Ground Gimbal Azimuth Gimbal Elevation (Ch 6) Gimbal Retract (Ch 7) (Ch 8) Device RX (Ch 9) Device Power (5V) Device Ground (Ch 10) (Ch 11) Figure 3 - Expansion board pin out. Note that the device ground is tied to servo ground, but the device power is separate from servo power. www.procerusuav.com 801-224-5713 3