CUAV DroneCan High Precision RM3100 Magnetic C-Compass External Compass For Pixhawk And Autopilot
CUAV C-Compass is an electronic compass with a built-in RM3100 sensor. It has low noise and strong anti-interference capabilities, allowing the aircraft to maintain stable performance. Using DroneCAN bus communication and is smoothly compatible with ArduPilot and PX4 platforms.
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C-COMPASS Feature:
- Industrial-grade anti-interference capability
- CUAV self-developed M4C software architecture
- DroneCAN protocol
- Compatible with the ArduPilot/PX4 platform
| Secification | |
| MCU | STM32F4 |
| Protocol | DroneCAN |
| Sensor | RM3100 |
| Software Architecture | CUAV M4C |
| Communication rate | 2Mb |
| Refresh rate | 80Hz |
| Noise | 15nT |
| Accuracy | 0.25° (effective value) |
| Repetition accuracy | 0.05° |
| Resolution | 0.01° |
| Sensitivity | 13nT |
| Range | -800 μT to +800 μT |
| Controller type | PX4/ArduPilot (CUAV/Pixhawk e.g.) |
| Interface | GHR-04V‑S |
| Operating Voltage | 4.75 ~ 5.3V |
| Operating temperature | -20 ~ +80℃ |
| Operating humidity | 5% ~ 95% (non‑condensing) |
| Casing material | Aluminum alloy |
| Weight | 13g |
C-COMPASS Description:
Industrial grade anti-interference capability
Built-in STM32F4 processor and high-resolution car-grade RM3100 magnetic compass, low noise and strong anti-interference ability allow the aircraft to maintain stable performance.
Advanced magnetic filtering algorithm
Used as an external compass, it can effectively eliminate the influence of interference sources within the system (such as cables, batteries, motors, etc.), and can accurately measure the heading of the device. 
Self-developed M4C software architecture
It adopts CUAV’s self-developed M4C software architecture, which has greater flexibility and can quickly implement customized development.
DroneCAN protocol Compatible with ArduPilot/PX4 platform
Built-in STM32F4 processor, running M4C self-developed platform firmware, with faster response speed and better communication stability. Adopting the DroneCAN bus protocol, it can be widely used in unmanned systems such as ArduPilot or PX4.
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