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ZTW DX 85A OPTO

The ZTW DX 85A OPTO is a drone electronic speed controller with 32-bit processing and square-wave commutation. It supports 3-8S LiPo input, 85A continuous current and 120A burst current, combining an expanded copper thermal interface with an IP55-rated nano-coated enclosure.

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Burst current
120 A
Weight
127 g
Size
95*44*27 mm
Input voltage
3-8S LiPo

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Product overview

The ZTW DX 85A OPTO is an electronic speed controller designed specifically for drone applications. It combines standardized square-wave commutation with 32-bit processing to support responsive motor control and smoother starts. Rated for 85A continuous current and 120A burst current, it accepts a 3-8S LiPo input. The controller has no BEC output. Its 95*44*27mm dimensions and 127g weight define the physical package for installation.

A redesigned heatsink uses an expanded copper thermal interface to deliver a 35% improvement in ESC cooling performance. The monocoque chassis incorporates an IP55-rated unibody enclosure and lightweight nano-coating for environmental protection. Multiple protection features support controller longevity, while component screening and 100% full-power burn-in testing form part of its production process.

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Specifications

ZTW DX 85A OPTO specifications
SpecificationValue & conditions
Product nameDX 85A OPTO
Product type and applicationElectronic speed controller (ESC) designed for drones
Continuous current85A
Burst current120A
BEC outputNone
Input voltage3-8S LiPo
Size95*44*27mm
Weight127g
CommutationStandardized square-wave commutation
Processing32-bit processing for faster response and smoother starts
Cooling construction and improvementRedesigned heatsink with an expanded copper thermal interface; 35% improved ESC cooling performance
Protection featuresMultiple protection features
EnclosureIP55-rated monocoque unibody enclosure with lightweight nano-coating
Component screening and burn-inAll components undergo screening and 100% full-power burn-in testing

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