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Hargrave nanoDRIVE 4LPi 4-in-1 ESC NDAA-compliant four-in-one controller with DroneCAN and DShot
Hargrave nanoDRIVE 4LPi 4-in-1 ESC

NDAA-compliant four-in-one controller with DroneCAN and DShot

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Hargrave nanoDRIVE 4LPi 4-in-1 ESC

Hargrave Technologies' NDAA-compliant nanoDRIVE 4LPi 4-in-1 ESC combines four UAV motor controllers on a single 20 g board, simplifying multirotor power and signal wiring. Each channel is rated for 20 A continuous current and 40 A peak current, with a 7 to 25 V recommended input range and an integrated 5 V, 2.5 A BEC.

The controller can use the FOCAL field-oriented algorithm or trapezoidal commutation and accepts standard or bidirectional DShot150 to DShot600 and servo PWM inputs. DroneCAN provides control, telemetry, and firmware updates, with ARINC 825 support identified for a future firmware release.

Additional functions include regenerative braking, configurable switching from 4 to 64 kHz, and CAN, serial, and PWM telemetry.

Nominal Power Supply Voltage7 to 25 V (3S to 6S)
Absolute Power Supply Voltage6 to 35 V
Rated Phase Current20 A per channel
Peak Phase Current40 A per channel
Weight20 g (0.7 oz)
Auxiliary Output Rail / BEC5 V, 2.5 A
Input Resolution10 bit
Minimum Switching Frequency4 kHz
Maximum Switching Frequency64 kHz
EfficiencyUp to 99%
Maximum RPM (Trapezoidal)500,000 eRPM
Maximum RPM (FOCAL)200,000 eRPM
Operating Temperature-20 to 110 °C (-4 to 230 °F)

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