SBUS Transmitter and Receiver

Transmitter Remote Controller Radio Sbus Signal Receiver 2.4g 12ch

Video : https://youtu.be/tUPHeCsT33w

2.4G 6CH S-FHSS FSK Transmitter Remote Controller Radio System And SBUS Signal Receiver Basic Parameters Of Remote Control:

1. Suitable For Use In: Fixed-wing Aircraft Model,Multi-rotor Model,Electric Vehicle, Electric/Model/Tanker;
2. Transmit Power: Less Than Or Equal To 1mW;
3. Transmission Frequency: 2401MHZ--2525MHZ;
4. Ground Control Range: Greater Than 800 Meters;
5. Transmitter Power Supply Requirements: DC+9V(Batteries);
6. Receiver Power Supply Requirements: DC 5V (Arduino Nano VIN 7.5-12V);

What is SBUS protocol?

SBUS is a bus protocol for receivers to send commands to servos. Unlike PWM, SBUS uses a bus architecture where a single serial line can be connected with up to 16 servos with each receiving a unique command.

What is the range of SBUS protocol?

SBUS messages consist of 25 UART bytes. A message provides 16 proportional channels of 11 bits each, 2 digital channels of 1 bit each, and two flags (frame lost, failsafe). Applications may communicate values between 192 and 1792 on the wire, and map these to values 1000 to 2000 for their firmware purposes.

Connect board

The SBUS signal is inverted in this application. You will not use anything additional. You can connect the signal output directly to the card. See the diagram below.

Construction Process.

I used one PS2 Gamepad for the transmitter. I removed all the parts except the joystick. I made room for the on off p2 button and the Potantiometer using a blade. You can use a knife as it is a soft material.

Circuit diagram(Transmitter)

Circuit diagram(Receiver)

Receiver output PWM and SBUS

Isolate the transmitter from external interference using aluminum tape.

Capacitor is missing on module.

1.0pF capacitor is missing from all my nRF24L01+ modules. I marked it on the module. Although the capacitor is missing, the module works, but you can solder the missing place to be more efficient.