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Xi'an Tianyi Zhifei Technology Group Payload Release Secondary Development System

The Xi'an Tianyi Zhifei Technology Group Payload Release Secondary Development System supports custom UAV release mechanisms and sensor payloads through standard electrical and communication interfaces. It combines six payload attachments, quick-release mounting and single-point or one-button all-payload release for emergency response and logistics applications.

Weight
140 g
Dimensions
55 mm×60 mm×46 mm

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Product overview

The Xi'an Tianyi Zhifei Technology Group Payload Release Secondary Development System provides standard electrical and communication interfaces for developing dedicated UAV payloads. Developers can access aircraft power, flight-control status and the data link to create custom release mechanisms, sensors and other mission equipment for precise delivery and automated tasks in emergency response and logistics.

The system measures 55mm×60mm×46mm, weighs 140g and uses quick-release mounting. Its six payload attachments support a maximum of 5kg per attachment, with a maximum combined payload weight of 20kg. Rated power is 10w. Release functions include single-point deployment and one-button release of all payloads.

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Specifications

Xi'an Tianyi Zhifei Technology Group Payload Release Secondary Development System specifications
SpecificationValue & conditions
Dimensions55mm×60mm×46mm
Weight140g
Payload attachment count6
Rated power10w
Maximum individual payload weightMaximum 5kgPer payload attachment.
Maximum total payload weightMaximum 20kgAll payload attachments combined.
Release functionsSingle-point release; one-button release of all payloads
InstallationQuick-release mounting
InterfacesStandard electrical and communication interfaces
UAV resources accessible to developersUAV power supply, flight-control status and data link
Custom development and applicationsCustom development of release mechanisms, sensors and other dedicated payloads for precise delivery and task automation in emergency response and logistics applications

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