SIYI Hall Wide Voltage High Precision Power Module User Manual

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Table of Contents

1 INTRODUCTION

1.1 Product Features

Wide Voltage Input Wide Voltage Detection

The power module supports wide voltage input from 7 to 100 volts and wide voltage detection from 7 to 100 volts, providing reliable protection for flight safety.

Hall-Sensor Ammeter Non-Contact Detection High-Precision Measurement

SIYI Technology’s innovative design applies Hall sensors to ammeters to achieve non-contact current detection, which not only improves safety but also avoids measurement errors caused by contact resistance or poor contact. Compared with traditional shunts, Hall sensors eliminate insertion loss and electrical isolation, can more accurately reflect the actual value of the measured current, and have high measurement accuracy. Hall sensors are not affected by inductance, can truly transmit the waveform of the measured current, and are more accurate in measuring high-frequency and large currents.

Compact & Lightweight Excellent Heat Dissipation Performance

Born for the smart robotic ecosystem, minimalist design, small as millimeters, light as millet. All-aluminum alloy structure, high heat transfer coefficient and uniform heat dissipation.

1.2 Interface & Pinouts

1.3 Typical Connection Diagram

Power Flight Controller and Measure Current through Hall-Sensor Ammeter

1.4 Technical Specifications

Power Module
Voltage Input Range7 ~ 100 V
Voltage Divider Ratio31.303
Voltage Output5.35 V(±0.03 V)
Max Current Output6 A
Product Dimension42.5 x 31.5 x 16 mm
Product Weight28.6 g
Hall Sensor
Current Measuring Accuracy±0.1 A
Measuring Radio60 A / V
Max Measuring Current180 A
Wire Hole Diameter9 mm
Wire Hole Length21 mm
Wire Hole Length25 x 25 x 9 mm
Product Weight9.4 g

1.5 Packing List

1 x Power Module
1 x Hall Sensor
1 x Power Module to Flight Controller Cable
1 x Hall-Sensor Ammeter to Power Module Cable
1 x Power Module Power Cable
(A universal cable also for ZT6 optical pod power supply)

2 GET READY TO USE HALL-SENSOR POWER MODULE

This chapter mainly introduces the basic settings and calibration instructions of the Hall-sensor power module.

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SIYI Hall Sensor Wide Voltage High Precision Power Module

2.1 Configuring & Calibrating through Mission Planner

Let’s take an example of using the power module with N7 autopilot.

2.1.1 Basic Settings
Steps

1. Please refer to the above picture and connect the power module, the flight controller, and the PC.
2. Run Mission Planner, go to “SETUP – Optional Hardware – Battery Monitor”.

3. Select the below parameters accordingly.

  • Monitor: Analog Voltage & Current
  • Sensor: Other
  • HW Ver: Duranda / Zealot H743

4. Then input the calibration parameters.

  • Voltage Divider: 31.303
  • Amperes per volt: 60
2.1.2 Calibrate Battery Voltage

Calibrating battery voltage can improve measuring accuracy.

Use a multimeter to measure the actual battery voltage, and input the voltage measured by the multimeter into this menu and save it.

2.2 Configuring & Calibrating through QGroundControl

Let’s take an example of using the power module with N7 autopilot.

2.2.1 Basic Settings
Steps

1. Please refer to the above picture and connect the power module, the flight controller, and the PC.
2. Run QGroundControl, go to “Vehicle Setup – Power”.

3. Select the below parameters accordingly.

  • Battery monitor: Analog Voltage & Current
  • Power sensor: Other
  • Current pin: Durandal
  • Voltage pin: Durandal

4. Then input the calibration parameters.

  • Voltage multiplier: 31.303
  • Amps per volt: 60
2.2.2 Calibrate Battery Voltage

Calibrating battery voltage can improve measuring accuracy.

Use a multimeter to measure the actual battery voltage, and input the voltage measured by the multimeter into this menu and save it.

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