X25 EVO Flight Controller: Genuine CUAV Hardware

This is a genuine CUAV module — the unit is clearly labeled “X25 EVO,” CUAV’s newest industrial-grade autopilot, with ArduPilot branding visible directly on the connector board. It’s built around an STM32H743 processor at up to 480MHz, backed by a triple industrial-grade IMU set (two IIM-42653 units plus one IIM-42652) each on independent sensor architecture, dual temperature-compensated barometers (BMP581 and ICP-20100), and an RM3100 industrial compass — sensors well beyond what’s typical in consumer-grade flight controllers.

The fourth-generation tilted symmetrical damping matrix — CUAV’s latest external shock-absorption design — pairs with onboard heating resistors that temperature-compensate both the IMU and FMU boards, aiming to hold sensor accuracy steady across real-world temperature swings rather than just at room temperature. Power architecture is genuinely flexible: the controller itself runs on 10-18V, while the included CUAV PMU 2 Lite power module steps down a much wider 20-70V battery range (up to 220A instantaneous current measurement) for the rest of the aircraft. With 16 PWM outputs, 100Mbps Ethernet, and 5 CAN connection points across 2 buses, it has the connectivity for genuinely complex, high-channel-count UAV builds running PX4 or ArduPilot.