MAD EASTWIND 80A BLDC 6-14S Drone ESC

Overview

The MAD EASTWIND 80A BLDC ESC is a professional-grade Electronic Speed Controller (ESC) designed for UAVs, delivering high efficiency, stability, and precise throttle control. Supporting 6S-14S LiPo batteries, this ESC offers a continuous 40A current with a peak of 80A for 10 seconds, ensuring powerful performance for high-end drone applications. Equipped with IP55 protection, it provides durability in harsh environments, making it ideal for industrial and commercial drone operations.

Key Features

• High Performance & Stability – Optimized for UAVs, offering smooth throttle response and low interference.
• Wide Compatibility – Supports PWM throttle control signals (3.3V/5V) with 50-500Hz frequency, compatible with various UAV flight controllers.
• Advanced Telemetry & Real-time Monitoring – Provides real-time data output including ESC voltage, current, temperature, and fault conditions (over-voltage, under-voltage, MOS short circuit, throttle loss, etc.).
• Data Logging Capability – Internally stores 40 minutes of real-time flight data, assisting in performance analysis and troubleshooting.
• Synchronized Freewheeling Mode – Enabled by default to enhance efficiency and reduce power loss.
• Customizable PWM Throttle Stroke – Adjustable between 1050-1950μs for precise control and compatibility with different motors.
• Firmware Upgrade Support – Allows easy software updates for improved functionality.
• Rugged & Reliable – IP55-rated with nano-coating, ensuring dust and water resistance. Protection level can be enhanced to IP65 upon request.

Technical Specifications

Wiring & Connectivity

• Input Power Wires: 12AWG Red/Black Silicone Wires
• Output Power Wires: 14AWG Black Silicone Wires
• Signal Cable: Five-core shielded signal cable with black outer coating
• ESC Cable Pinout:
  1. Power Cable Positive (Red)
  2. Power Cable Negative (Black)
  3. GND (Black)
  4. Throttle Cable (White)
  5. GND (Yellow)
  6. ESC 5V Power Supply Cable (Red)
  7. Data Output Signal Cable (Green)

ESC PWM Calibration & Safety Warnings

• Ensure all ESCs in a multi-copter system are synchronized to prevent mismatched throttle behavior.
• Synchronous Freewheeling Mode generates a braking effect with reverse voltage; use an appropriate power supply to avoid ESC damage.

Applications

• Industrial & Commercial UAVs
• Aerial Photography Drones
• Agricultural Spraying Drones
• Heavy-Lift & Logistics Drones
• Surveying & Mapping Drones

Details

MAD EASTWIND 80A (14S) offers multi-protection and enhanced security. It supports 40A continuous current under good cooling, 80A for 10 seconds, 6-14S LIPO, and weighs 107g including cable.

Professional ESC for drones offers high quality and stability. Supports PWM signals, bundled shielded lines, real-time data output, 40 minutes of internal storage, synchronized freewheeling mode, customizable PWM stroke, firmware upgrade, and IP55 protection. MAD EASTWIND 80A BLDC model details are provided.

ESC Line Sequence Diagram details wiring connections: JR Plug Male, 12#AWG red and black silicone wires for input power, 14#AWG black wire for output, five-core shielded signal cable. Wire lengths specified for input, output, and signal.

Connection diagram illustrates ESC PWM signal line, data cable, power cable, and motor cable. ESC cable sequence includes power, GND, throttle, 5V supply, and data output signal cables.

ESC PWM Travel Calibration involves ensuring consistent throttle stroke and freewheeling mode settings to prevent crashes. Use a suitable power supply for testing. Connect motor, ESC, flight control/receiver, and battery as shown. Black/white cable is PWM throttle; green/red/yellow is serial port data output.

Step 2: Parameter setting operation method. Warning! Remove the propeller when calibrating the throttle stroke to avoid accidents. Turn on remote control, push throttle stick to highest point, ensure communication is normal. Motor chirps in sequence for calibration. Settings completed; ESC is ready. ESC Protection Function: Move throttle stick to lowest point. Motor beeps "ding," indicating ESC readiness.

ESC Protection Function includes stall, short circuit, throttle loss, and power-on detection. It restarts motors, shuts down outputs for faults, and resumes operation when issues are resolved. Self-diagnosis detects over/undervoltage, throttle loss, MOS short circuits, ensuring safe operation.

Beep Tone Description: Motor beeps "ding, ding, ding" for throttle not returned to zero; "ding-" and loops short beeps for throttle lost; "ding-ding-" in two-beep cycle for ESC voltage too low (<20V); "ding-ding-ding-" in three-beep cycle for ESC voltage too high (>63V).