Hi There,
I'm sure I've just missed this, but what are the Min and Max voltages for APM2 boards?
I've seen 5V in loads of places. I'd just like to know so that I can provide a suitable voltage.
Many thanks
John Fletcher
Permalink Reply by john fletcher on May 14, 2012 at 12:57pm Hi again,
Tests on the APM2 I've got show at least that:-
1) The board complete with xbee starts at 4.41V and at 5.63V.
2) At these voltages it will run for at least an hour.
3) The GPS locks and stays that way.
4) That after the hour there is no more drift from the sensors than at 5V exactly.
I'm going to power this board at 5.1V and the servo's at 5.8V!
Thanks anyway.
John Fletcher
Permalink Reply by john fletcher on May 17, 2012 at 9:27am Hi,
I'd hoped to have an offical answer, what the board tolerates is not it's specifcation.
Really a board of this cost should have at least an electrical spec that states the limits for the electrical connections, it's not much to ask. Even cheap chips and boards mostly manage this.
Thanks
John Fletcher
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