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Add new target ORBITF435 #10578

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@orbittechnologyx orbittechnologyx commented Jan 8, 2025

Hello,
This target is already supported in official Betaflight firmware (Betaflight Wiki) . Also I want to add in official Inav firmware. Could you please review the configuration?

Here is the specs:

  • MCU: AT32F435
  • IMU: ICM42688P
  • OSD: AT7456
  • Baro: DPS368 (new version of DPS310)
  • Blackbox: 16MB Flash and SD Card
  • Power input: 2S - 6S LiPo (note: output will be lower than 10V when using 2S).
  • Power output: 3.3V/500mA, 4.5V-5V/2.5A, 10V/3A
  • RSSI input: RSSI input solder pad
  • I2C: Used for external magnetometer (GPS module), Barometer module
  • ESC: 8 pwm pins for motors
  • USB Connector: USB Type-C
  • UARTs: 6x
  • SWD: Yes
  • Analog RSSI Input: Yes
  • LED Strip Output: Yes
  • Buzzer Output: Yes
  • SPI: No
  • Current Sensor: No
  • ADC for external current sensor: Yes

@mmosca mmosca added the New target This PR adds a new target label Jan 10, 2025
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mmosca commented Jan 10, 2025

Hello @orbittechnologyx, please have a look at https://github.com/iNavFlight/inav/blob/master/docs/policies/NEW_HARDWARE_POLICY.md

Your PR is a great first step, but we also need samples to validate it works as expected.

Please reach out to me over on INAV's Discord and I can help organize the process.

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