Drone siganl detector module FPV DIY Drone detection module

Product Introduction

The drone detection module serves as a drone detection and processing platform for drone detection and recognition. The principle is based on spectrum sensing and artificial intelligence technology to identify and classify the flight control links and image transmission links of unmanned aerial vehicles. It can endow other devices with the ability to detect, recognize, and measure the direction of unmanned aerial vehicles.

Product Feature

· Support DJI, Autel, Harbosen, Lightbridge, enhanced WIFI, Analog FPV, Lora, Modified LTE etc,

· output the detection result and real-time spectrum data.

· All processing on device.

· Frequency Range:70M-6G

· GPIO controlled 8/16 Antenna Direction Finding.

· Detect Range: 1km-10km

· UDP/TCP/ ttl 3.3v with 115200

· 5V, 3.3W.

· 89mm * 55mm * 18mm

Signal Type

Product Funtion

1. Spectrum Module: Detects the entire frequency band (300-6GHz), with a range of 3km (using an omnidirectional antenna, mounted antenna).

1) Two antenna interfaces on the spectrum module: RX1, RX2

RX1: Primarily for 2.4GHz and 5.8GHz antennas

RX2: Full-band antenna

One possibility is that initially, the RX1 interface will detect the entire frequency band; RX2 can only be activated via command.

A corresponding command needs to be entered to fix the detection frequency band for both RX1 and RX2 interfaces.

2) Two other interfaces on the spectrum module: Power interface, Computer interface

Low-Noise Amplifier (LNA): Primarily used to enhance the detection signal (for 2.4GHz/5.8GHz) -- Optional

Host Computer Software

The file fpvrec.py provides a reference Python implementation for receiving and displaying FPV image data.

The software functions include:

· Establishing TCP connection with the spectrum detection module

· Receiving image data packets

· Parsing image width and height information

· Extracting raw image data

· Displaying decoded FPV video frames

The Python program can be used as a reference example for developing a custom upper computer (PC host) application.