A CAN bus splitter (also known as a CAN hub or Y-adapter) is a passive device used to expand a Controller Area Network by branching multiple devices from a single communication line. It allows you to add nodes like sensors, displays, or diagnostic tools without redesigning the main wiring harness.

• Power inputs must be between 4.4v and 5.7v
• Power output is the same voltage as the selected input.
• Power can be taken off the PSM in different methods, allowing for different subsystems to fail gracefully.
• This module also holds the Buzzer controller.
• The Aux power input has a Zener clamping it to 5.6v, this zener is protected from continuous over voltages by a fuse and fet.  

The Hexsoon PDB-40A offers an all-in-one solution with a power distribution board (PDB) and multiple BECs. It is designed for use with the EDU450 frame and the Cube Orange+ standard set but is also a cost-effective and reliable option for various drone projects.

• CubePilot Power Brick Mini Soldered
• Soldered up to 8s 30 A continuous
• XT60 Soldered

The CubePilot Power Brick Mini Soldered up to 8s 30 A continuous.

The Power Brick Mini provides the Pixhawk 2.1 with the needed voltage and also the current measurement aswell as the voltage metering.

Technical Data

• Maximum Inputvoltage: 8S Lipo (29,6V)
• Power consumption: 30A
• Peak current: 100A
• Plug system: XT-60
• Weight: 14gr.
• Dimensions: 53 x 18 x 14mm

• The Magma AA.174 a GNSS external antenna with low axial ratio. 
• It is ideal for robust, covert installations where durability and small size is paramount. 
• It is used in telematics and M2M applications, for example in commercial vehicle installations for fleet management. 
• It comes with a 3 meter, standard RG174 cable and SMA(M) connector. 
• Using a unique feed structure this antenna delivers low axial ratio levels across all GPS, GLONASS, Galileo and BeiDou bands.
• Low axial ratio improves the accuracy of GNSS system location leading to quick lock times. 
• A front-end SAW reduces out-band interference from any nearby wireless transmitters, helping prevent LNA compression and burnout.