DesignJug leverages the UxV/35 industry standard to create highly modular flight systems that seamlessly adapt to a wide range of applications and use cases.
By adhering to UxV/35's robust and adaptable framework, DesignJug ensures interoperability, reliability, and scalability across its designs, enabling rapid customization for diverse industrial application in unmanned aviation.
This modular approach allows clients to configure systems for specific operational needs, from lightweight drones to advanced long-range aircraft, while maintaining consistent performance and compliance with industry best practices.
In addition to the base operability modules, the UxV/35 Standard affords users the flexibility to create their own custom PCB modules for installation on their UxV/35 system.
This may include custom sensors, output devices, controllers, etc... that help solve the unique challenges of the end-user.
Shown to the right is the standard pin layout for the UxV/35 system. A total of four (4) pin groups exist, arranged in a square pattern with the center of each group set 30.5 mm apart from the other group. Each pin in each 9-pin group is separated by 2mm from each other pin.
Listed below are the pin-outs of the four pin groups; A, B, C, and D. NOTE that pin 5 of group D is not present, as this connector is used as the assembly key to correctly orient the boards during assembly and ensure the correct signals are sent and received during operation.
