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TBS Lucid DroneCAN Airspeed Sensor

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Description

TBS Lucid DroneCAN Airspeed SensorTBS DroneCAN Airspeed Sensor If your autopilot has been guesstimating airspeed like a dodgy weather app, the TBS DroneCAN Airspeed Sensor is your upgrade path. Armed with the DLVR L10D digital pressure sensor, STM32G473CE brain, and ArduPilot AP Periph firmware, it delivers industrial grade accuracy across planes, VTOLs, and other UAVs. Translation: reliable, low drift, high precision airspeed data your flight controller can actually trust. Because

TBS DroneCAN Airspeed Sensor

If your autopilot has been “guesstimating” airspeed like a dodgy weather app, the TBS DroneCAN Airspeed Sensor is your upgrade path. Armed with the DLVR-L10D digital pressure sensor, STM32G473CE brain, and ArduPilot AP-Periph firmware, it delivers industrial-grade accuracy across planes, VTOLs, and other UAVs. Translation: reliable, low-drift, high-precision airspeed data your flight controller can actually trust. Because “close enough” doesn’t cut it when you’re 300m up.

Why You Want It

Because analog sensors sag harder than a 10-cycle LiPo. The DroneCAN Airspeed unit runs digital, with <1% error and stable readings across temperature swings. It’s plug-and-play with PX4 or ArduPilot boards, wrapped in a rugged aluminium shell that won’t complain when your landing is more “arrival” than “touchdown.”

Specifications

  • CAN & I2C Interface
  • CAN JST-GH connector, DroneCAN Protocol
  • I2C JST-GH connector, MS4525DO I2C mode (I2C address 0x28)
  • CAN status LED, Orange
  • Fast blinking, No communication between CAN node and Flight Controllers
  • Slow blinking, Communicating between CAN node and Flight Controllers
  • 3.3V Power LED, Orange
  • Input voltage range: 4~6V
  • Power consumption: 60mA
  • Operating Temperatures: -20°C to 85°C
  • Pressure range:6890kPa
  • Airspeed range: 100 m/s or 360 km/h or 223 mp/h
  • Accuracy: ±2.0%
  • Dimensions:35mm*22mm*12mm
  • Weight:4g

Setup

DroneCAN Mode

  • Verify the following parameters are set on your autopilot via your ground station.
  • CAN_P1_DRIVER = 1 (assuming its on the first CAN bus of the autopilot)
  • ARSPD_TYPE = 8 (DroneCAN)

I2C Mode

  • ARSPD_TYPE = 9 (DLVR-10)
  • ARSPD_USE = 1 to enable using the sensor on autopilots external I2C bus

What’s in the Box*

  • 1× TBS DroneCAN Airspeed Sensor Module
  • 1× Pitot tube
  • Silicone tubing

Disclaimer

Yes, it’s industrial-grade. No, that doesn’t make it crash-proof. Fly responsibly.

Still Here?

If you’re still reading, you probably memorise CAN bus pinouts for fun. Respect. The TBS DroneCAN Airspeed Sensor gives your PX4/ArduPilot rig sub-1% accurate airspeed data, rugged aluminium housing, and hassle-free DroneCAN integration. Add it to your cart — your autopilot deserves better than “close enough.”

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