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http://wiki.openpilot.org/display/Doc/OpenPilot+Revolution
The Revolution is an autopilot for multirotors, helicopters and fixed wings. It is a full 10DOF with magnetometer, gyroscopic, accelerometer and pressure sensors.
http://wiki.openpilot.org/display/Doc/OpenPilot+Revolution
The OpenPilot Revolution is based around the STM32F4, OpenPilot was the first Open Source UAV project to adopt the STM32 Micro Processor and helped bring the hobby in to the 32bit micro-controller age, moving to new the F4 line was an obvious choice and this is the path we have taken.
At it's heart, the Revolution has a STM32F4 processor with 1 Megabyte of flash storage space, 192 Kilobytes of ram, it runs at 168Mhz it also includes hardware support for floating point instructions which enable very fast calculation of Kalman and Complementary filters.
Compared to the STM32F1 used in the CC3D, the F4 processor in the Revolution runs significantly faster. While the CC3D has some available capability for code expansion, it is quite limited. The move to the F4 dramatically increases what is possible and the power that is available to developers.
At it's heart, the Revolution has a STM32F4 processor with 1 Megabyte of flash storage space, 192 Kilobytes of ram, it runs at 168Mhz it also includes hardware support for floating point instructions which enable very fast calculation of Kalman and Complementary filters.
Compared to the STM32F1 used in the CC3D, the F4 processor in the Revolution runs significantly faster. While the CC3D has some available capability for code expansion, it is quite limited. The move to the F4 dramatically increases what is possible and the power that is available to developers.