BrainFPV released their 2nd flight controller, specifically for racing. It's still a F4 FC, but unfortunately it's not being supported by Raceflight or Betaflight yet.
The creator of this FC seems to be avoiding these most popular firmware/software, and chose to support dRonin, a OpenPilot/TauLab like software.
It has built-in OSD like the previous version, but it's no longer the only FC with built-in OSD, EMAX is doing it as well now on their F3 FC.
I just wish this FC get supported in Raceflight and support for Multishot/Oneshot (I don't see this mentioned anywhere)
I like it the fact that it uses all header pins and not fragile plastic connectors.
It's also has dedicated solder pads for IR transponders, which is used in racing.
You can get the dedicated PDB with it, which provides power for the FC, as well as giving voltage/current reading for the OSD/telemetry. it also provides 5V/12V power for FPV gear.
for more detail: http://www.brainfpv.com/re1/
The creator of this FC seems to be avoiding these most popular firmware/software, and chose to support dRonin, a OpenPilot/TauLab like software.
It has built-in OSD like the previous version, but it's no longer the only FC with built-in OSD, EMAX is doing it as well now on their F3 FC.
I just wish this FC get supported in Raceflight and support for Multishot/Oneshot (I don't see this mentioned anywhere)
I like it the fact that it uses all header pins and not fragile plastic connectors.
It's also has dedicated solder pads for IR transponders, which is used in racing.
You can get the dedicated PDB with it, which provides power for the FC, as well as giving voltage/current reading for the OSD/telemetry. it also provides 5V/12V power for FPV gear.
- Processor: STM32F446RET6, Coretx-M4, 32bit, 180MHz, 128kB RAM, 512kB Flash.
- IMU: Bosch Sensortec BMI160 running at 1.6kHz, connected using SPI.
- OSD: Full-graphic, PAL/NTSC auto detect, adjustable black and white levels. 4 fully customizable pages and a menu. Support for side-by-side 3D when used with a 3D FPV camera (e.g. NerdCam3D Mk.2).
- Flash memory: 128Mbit (16MB) high-speed SPI flash memory with up to 0.5MB/s write/erase speeds.
- PWM Outputs: 6 or 8 (if serial port is configured as PWM output) with normal PWM and OneShot support.
- Receiver Support: PPM, S.Bus (inverter built-in), DSM, HoTT. Selectable 5V or 3.3V supply for receiver. Receiver is powered from USB for easy and safe setup.
- Telemetry Support: FrSKY Smart Port, FrSKY Sensor Hub, HoTT Telemetry, UAV Talk, Light Telemetry. Built-in inverter for FrSKY telemetry.
- RGB LEDs: Dedicated hardware to control up to 1024 WS2812B RGB LEDs via SPI. The LED port uses 5V logic for direct compatibility with WS2812B LEDs.
- IR Emitter: Dedicated hardware for infrared based lap timing with multi-protocol support (I-Lap, Trackmate).
- Buzzer Port: Dedicated port for 5V (100mA max) buzzers.
- Analog Inputs: 3 analog inputs (3.3V max.) for voltage, current, rssi sensing.
- Extension Port: Hirose DF40 connector with SPI, I2C, serial interfaces, power and GPIO signals.
- Power: 4.5V to 5.5V, 150mA.
- Dimensions: 36mm x 36mm, 30.5mm hole spacing.
- Weight: 8 grams.
for more detail: http://www.brainfpv.com/re1/