“Hey, friends how are you -:) I hope you all are fine, today I came with a new Ideas. A lot of people are building interest in flying a drone
today I will Show you how to make a Make a Quadcopter Using ESP8266 (12e) we use esp8266 as a flight controller - This Quadcopter Can Climb on Wall Hue hue. Are you shocked to hear that this drone can climb on the wall? joked
Flight controller
The flight controller (FC) is the brain of the Quadcopter. It is basically an integrated circuit board that includes sensors that detect changes in orientation. It also receives user commands and controls the motors to keep the quadcopter in the air.
There are a number of flight control boards on the market. Some of them are open source and some of them are not.
Flight controller
If we know how the brain works, we will know how to deal with it. Here you have the parts of the Flight Controller (FC).
The flight controller (FC) is the brain of the Quadcopter. It is basically an integrated circuit board that includes sensors that detect changes in orientation. It also receives user commands and controls the motors to keep the quadcopter in the air.
Almost all flight controller (FC) include the basic gyroscope and accelerometer (Gyro and Acc) sensors. Some FCs may include more advanced sensors such as barometer, and magnetometer (compass).
Here I made my own flight controller using ESP8266 And MPU6050 gyroscope and accelerometer (Gyro and Acc) sensors.
If you have not seen our previous post, then you go and see that we have made our First flight controller board using ESP8266.
Basically, an ESP8266 is a Wi-Fi module. It has the capability for 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi, which is 802.11 b/g/n. It supports WPA and WPA2. It is a system-on chip integrated with a 32-bit processor which runs 80 MHz (it can also be overclocked to 160 MHz). It has 64 KB of RAM and a 64 KB boot ROM.
Why we use ESP8266 ?
The ESP8266 module enables microcontrollers to connect to 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi
ESP8266 Functions
- ESP8266 has many applications when it comes to the IoT. Here are just some of the functions the chip is used for:
- Networking: The module’s Wi-Fi antenna enables embedded devices to connect to routers and transmit data
- Data Processing: Includes processing basic inputs from analog and digital sensors for far more complex calculations with an RTOS or Non-OS SDK
- P2P Connectivity: Create direct communication between ESPs and other devices using IoT P2P connectivity
- Web Server: Access pages written in HTML or development languages.
An ESP8266 is a microcontroller:
- Low-power, highly-integrated Wi-Fi solution
- A minimum of 7 external components
- Wide temperature range: -40°C to +125°C
- ESP8285 — 8 Mbit flash embedded”