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Holybro High Precision DroneCAN Airspeed Sensor – DLVR

Price range: $28.00 through $152.00

Overview The Holybro DroneCAN Airspeed is an industrial-grade differential pressure measurement module designed for precision airspeed measurement in various UAVs, including planes, VTOLs, and other vehicles. Equipped with the DLVR-L10D Digital Pressure Sensor and running ArduPilot AP-Periph Firmware, this module ensures accurate and reliable airspeed data across different flight conditions. Features Wide Pressure Range : Supports up to 2500 Pa and 226.8 km/h (141 mph) airspeed measurement. High-Precision DLVR-L10D Sensor : Based on ALLSENSORS ® DLVR with CoBeam technology, providing high precision and low temperature drift. High Accuracy: Achieves better than 1% accuracy across a wide temperature range, ensuring reliable and accurate readings in demanding applications. DroneCAN Protocol : Compatible with both PX4 and ArduPilot platforms. Aluminum Shell: Durable and reliable construction

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Overview The Holybro DroneCAN Airspeed is an industrial-grade differential pressure measurement module designed for precision airspeed measurement in various UAVs, including planes, VTOLs, and other vehicles. Equipped with the DLVR-L10D Digital Pressure Sensor and running ArduPilot AP-Periph Firmware, this module ensures accurate and reliable airspeed data across different flight conditions. Features Wide Pressure Range : Supports up to 2500 Pa and 226.8 km/h (141 mph) airspeed measurement. High-Precision DLVR-L10D Sensor : Based on ALLSENSORS ® DLVR with CoBeam technology, providing high precision and low temperature drift. High Accuracy: Achieves better than 1% accuracy across a wide temperature range, ensuring reliable and accurate readings in demanding applications. DroneCAN Protocol : Compatible with both PX4 and ArduPilot platforms. Aluminum Shell: Durable and reliable construction If you have any questions regarding our products, use the Kratos Defense Drone Shop Contact us page to consult our engineering team. Holybro High Precision DroneCAN Airspeed Sensor – DLVR – FAQ 1. What is the main function and design of the Holybro DroneCAN Airspeed Sensor? The Holybro DroneCAN Airspeed Sensor is an industrial-grade differential pressure sensor designed for precise airspeed measurement in fixed-wing and VTOL UAVs. It uses the DLVR-L10D digital pressure sensor and runs ArduPilot AP-Periph firmware for reliable performance. 2. What are the measurement range and accuracy specifications? The DLVR-L10D sensor provides accurate, high-resolution readings across a wide pressure range, ensuring consistent airspeed data even under rapid environmental changes. 3. What communication protocol and compatibility features does it support? It uses the DroneCAN protocol for digital communication, offering noise-resistant and long-distance data transmission. It is compatible with Pixhawk, CUAV, and other PX4- and ArduPilot-based flight controllers. 4. What are the available purchasing and delivery options for the DroneCAN Airspeed Sensor? It is available in multiple configurations—sensor only, sensor with PT40 or PT60 Pitot tubes, or Pitot tube only. Kratos Defense Drone Shop provides global shipping with tracking and estimated delivery times displayed during checkout. 5. Does Kratos Defense Drone Shop support OEM and bulk purchasing for this model? Yes. OEM and bulk purchase options are available for UAV manufacturers and research institutions. Buyers can request custom wiring, mounting options, and bulk pricing through Kratos Defense Drone Shop’s sales department. 6. What documentation and support resources are provided? Comprehensive wiring diagrams, setup manuals, and firmware installation guides are available in the product documentation section. Firmware updates and technical support are provided through Holybro and Kratos Defense Drone Shop’s engineering support teams.

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