As brushless motor has been widely applied to all kinds of model toy, hobbyists becomes more and more strict with brushless ESC which conducts brushless motor. Take recently popular Hobbywing XRotor for example, it’s specially designed for multi-rotor aircraft such as quad-copter, hexr-copter, octa-copter. Generally speaking, the intelligent ESC is characterized by fast response, strong anti-interference as well as high compatibility,
Combining unique structure and aerodynamic characteristics of multi-rotor aircraft, Hobbywing XRotor brushless has made a great progress towards throttle response speed, resulting in remarkable performance when doing stimulating movements. For pilots keen on fancy stunts, the brushless electronic speed controller could be a nice choice. Especially for FPV quad-copter, precise and accurate hovering can help pilots reach stable and smooth video shooting.
What’s more, the driving performance is far beyond your expectation on account of professional MOSFET driving chip and high-level CPU. There are three starting modes provided by Hobbywing XRotor, respectively ordinary mode, soft mode and super-soft mode. Besides, it supports very high rotation such as 210,000 RPM, 70,000RPM, 35,000RPM. And the highest signal frequency could be 621Hz.
In addition, Hobbywing XRotor utilizes twists-pair throttle wire, which dramatically reduces interference towards transmission in the copper wire, resulting in safer and reliable flight. Differing from most ESC on the market, Hobbywing XRotor doesn’t require much adjustment when applied to new remote controller. You only have to set necessary data, cause the electronic speed controller will only retain angle parameters.
Finally, the ESC’s configuration has been improved to be comparable with upgraded disc motor. And Hobbywing XRotor with high compatibility can perfectly work with all kinds of disc type motors. Even the aircraft is heavily loaded or possesses long flight time, there is very less chance to stuck in rotating. So hobbyist can trustingly take the ESC, it wouldn’t easily cause exploration.
