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Полётный контроллер Matek H743-WLITE

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Полётный контроллер Matek H743-WLITE компании Mateksys

(STM32H743VIH6, ICM42688-P, DPS310, OSD, 7x UARTs, 1x CAN, 2x I2C, 12x PWM outputs, 3x BEC)

FC Specifications

MCU: STM32H743VIH6, 480MHz , 512KB RAM, 2MB Flash
IMU: ICM42688-P
Baro: DPS310 (I2C2)
OSD: AT7456E
Blackbox: MicroSD card slot (SDIO)
7x Uarts (1,2,3,4,6,7,8) with built-in inversion.
13x PWM outputs(12+LED)
6x ADC (VBAT, Current, RSSI, Analog AirSpeed, VB2, CU2)
3x LEDs for FC STATUS (Blue, Red) and 3.3V indicator(Red)
2x I2C
1x CAN
USB/Beep Extender with Type-C(USB2.0)
Dual Camera Inputs switch
9V(12V) for VTX power switch
High-precision Current Sense, 220A range
ADC VB2 voltage divider: 1K:20K
ADC AirSpeed voltage divider: 20K:20K

FC Firmware

INAV: MATEKH743
ArduPilot: MATEKH743

PDB

Input voltage range: 6.8~30V (2~6S LiPo)
1x ESC power pads
Battery Voltage divider 1K:20K (Scale 2100 in INAV, BATT_VOLT_MULT 21.0 in ArduPilot)
Current Senor: 220A, 3.3V ADC (Scale 150 in INAV, 66.7 A/V in ArduPilot)
Sense resistor: 90A continuous, 220A peak

BEC 5V output

Designed for Flight controller, Receiver, OSD, Camera, Buzzer, 2812 LED_Strip, Buzzer, GPS module, AirSpeed
Continuous current: 2 Amps, Max.3A

BEC 9V /12V output

Designed for Video Transmitter, Camera, Gimbal ect.
Continuous current: 2 Amps, Max.3A
12V option with Jumper pad
for stable 9V/12V output, input voltage should > output voltage +1V

BEC Vx output

Designed for Servos
Voltage adjustable, 5V Default, 6V or 7.2V via jumper
Continuous current: 8 Amps, Max.10A
for stable Vx output, input voltage should > Vx voltage +1V

BEC 3.3V output

Designed for Baro / Compass module and external 3.3V peripherals
Linear Regulator
Continuous current: 200mA

Сравнительная таблица полётных контроллеров Matek

Размеры:

Крепление: 25 x 25 мм, Φ2 мм
Размеры: 44 x 29 x 14,5 мм
Вес: 22 г с адаптером USB/зуммер

Комплектация:

1x H743-WLITE
1x Удлинитель USB(Type-C)/Beep (пассивный зуммер)
1x 20-см кабель JST-SH-6P - JST-SH-6P для USB-удлинителя.
2x 20-см кабель JST-GH-4P - JST-GH-4P для порта CAN и I2C
1x конденсатор Rubycon ZLH 35V 470uF
Штырьки Dupont 2.54 (плата поставляется без распайки)

RC INPUT

The Rx6 pin, which by default is mapped to a timer input, can be used for all ArduPilot supported receiver protocols, except CRSF which requires a true UART connection. However, bi-directional protocols which include telemetry, such as SRXL2 and FPort, when connected in this manner, will only provide RC without telemetry.

To allow CRSF and embedded telemetry available in Fport, CRSF, and SRXL2 receivers, the Rx6 pin can also be configured to be used as true UART RX pin for use with bi-directional systems by setting the BRD_ALT_CONFIG to “1” so it becomes the SERIAL7 port’s RX input pin.

With this option, SERIAL7_PROTOCOL must be set to “23”, and:

PPM is not supported.
SBUS/DSM/SRXL connects to the Rx6 pin, but SBUS requires that the SERIAL7_OPTIONS be set to “3”.
FPort requires connection to Tx6 and SERIAL7_OPTIONS be set to “7”. If Telemetry doesn’t work, try set SERIAL7_OPTIONS = 135.
CRSF also requires a Tx6 connection, in addition to Rx6, and automatically provides telemetry. Set SERIAL7_OPTIONS to “0”.
SRXL2 requires a connection to Tx6 and automatically provides telemetry. Set SERIAL7_OPTIONS to “4”.

Any UART can be used for RC system connections in ArduPilot also, and is compatible with all protocols except PPM. See Radio Control Systems for details.

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ArduPilot Relay(PINIO)

Camera-1 and Vsw On by default
Make sure 2 cameras are set with identical video format, both PAL or both NTSC.

# GPIOs

PD10 PINIO1 OUTPUT GPIO(81) //9Vsw pad power switch
PD11 PINIO2 OUTPUT GPIO(82) //Camera switch

# RCx_OPTION: RC input option

28 Relay On/Off
34 Relay2 On/Off
35 Relay3 On/Off
36 Relay4 On/Off

e.g.

RELAY_PIN 81 //9Vsw GPIO
RC7_OPTION 28 //Relay On/Off, Use CH7 of Transmitter to switch 9Vsw
RELAY_PIN2 82 //Camera switch GPIO
RC8_OPTION 34 //Relay2 On/Off, Use CH8 of Transmitter to switch camera

The configured feature will be triggered when the auxiliary switch’s pwm value becomes higher than 1800. It will be deactivated when the value falls below 1200.

Check the pwm value sent from the transmitter when the switch is high and low using the Mission Planner’s Initial Setup >> Mandatory Hardware >> Radio Calibration screen. If it does not climb higher than 1800 or lower than 1200, it is best to adjust the servo end points in the transmitter.

H743-WLITE vs F765-WSE

STM32H743VIH6 vs STM32F765VIH6
RX4/TX4 vs RX5
Other components and layout are identical.

ArduPilot

220A Current sensor on H743-WLITE, , BATT_AMP_PERVLT to 66.7
1k:20k voltage divider for battery voltage sense on H743-WLITE, BATT_VOLT_MULT 21
Supported since Arduplane 4.2
It is recommended to use STM32CubeProgrammer to erase MCU and upload firmware. check this blog http://www.mateksys.com/?p=6905

INAV

220A Current sensor on H743-WLITE, set current_meter_scale = 150
1k:20k voltage divider for battery voltage sense on H743-WLITE, set vbat_scale = 2100
H743-WLITE is not supported by INAV4.1 or older downloaded from configurator. pls download inav_4.1.0_MATEKH743_42688 from our website.
Starting with INAV5.0, you may download firmware directly from INAV configurator.

Others

If the ESCs you are using don’t have enough capacitors integrated, low ESR electrolytic capacitor is required for reducing ESC noise.

Flashing BF/INAV/Ardu firmware with STM32CubeProgrammer

Download STM32CubeProgrammer from ST website https://www.st.com/en/development-tools/stm32cubeprog.html

ArduPilot firmware: https://firmware.ardupilot.org/

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Make sure DFU driver has been installed. Check out “Install DFU Drivers” in this page

Connect the FC USB to computer while holding the boot button in.

Select USB
USB1 and click Refresh
Connect
select “Erasing & Programming”
Click “Full chip erase”
Browse the hex or bin file from your computer, if flashing ardupilot, use “ardu*_with_bl.hex“. (MUST BE “with_bl”, bootloader)
Click “Start Programming”
After programming, unplug USB and plug USB back in. FC will boot and run in normal COM mode.