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Applications

Avionics

Designed to enhance the processing, sensing and connectivity of your avionic system.

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Cutting-edge aerospace systems from drones to commercial airliners.

NXP has a commitment to innovation in avionic and aerospace applications. Aerospace advancements continue to push the boundaries of exploration with systems equipped with sophisticated sensors, controllers and communication solutions.

Avionic Applications

Flight Control and Vehicle Management

NXP processing solutions for flight control/vehicle management scale from MCUs to multicore MPUs.

Sensing and Sensor Processing

NXP offers sensors from the simple and passive (accelerometer) to the active and complex (radar). Typically a mobile robot will use multiple sensor types to determine its location relative to its destination and potential obstacles.

Drones

Our mobile robotics ecosystem is a modular flying robot development system for anyone interested in drone technology

Drone System

Design Resources

Design

PX4 Robotic Drone FMU

The KIT-HGDRONEK66 kit provides the components needed to evaluate the RDDRONE-FMUK66, adds BLDC motor control capabilities and a mechanical platform.

Design

S32K344: Evaluation Board for Mobile Robotics

MR-CANHUBK344, based on the S32K3, is optimized for autonomous mobile robotics and CAN bridging. This evaluation board can be integrated with the SE050.

Documentation

Drones and Rovers

Suggested components for drones and rovers.

Brochure

Nov 22, 2022

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Electronic Drone Registration

NXP’s drone registration solution uses low-cost NFC technology to easily enforce compliance.

Brochure

Oct 20, 2020

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Drone Package Delivery Confirmation

NXP technology provides a way to confirm that drones are operating within authorized airspace corridors, and then to secure an electronic signature before the drone sets down on the ground.

Brochure

Oct 20, 2020

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