A 2-axis Brushless Gimbal Controller Driver is a component responsible for managing the operation of a 2-axis brushless gimbal system. This controller/driver typically interfaces with the brushless motors on the gimbal and ensures precise control to stabilize the camera or payload mounted on the gimbal. Here's a breakdown of its key features and functionalities:

1. Brushless Motor Control: The controller manages the operation of two brushless motors that control the movement of the gimbal along the pitch (up and down) and roll (side to side) axes. Brushless motors are chosen for their efficiency and precision in controlling movement.

2. Stabilization Algorithms: The controller incorporates sophisticated algorithms to process data from onboard sensors, such as gyroscopes and accelerometers, to determine the orientation of the gimbal. This information is then used to adjust the motors in real-time, counteracting any unwanted movements and stabilizing the camera.

3. Input Compatibility: The controller is designed to work with specific types of input signals, which can include PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) signals from a radio receiver, or other communication protocols depending on the specific design and compatibility with a drone or other systems.

4. Control Modes: Some controllers offer various control modes, such as follow mode, lock mode, or joystick control, allowing users to customize how the gimbal responds to movements.

5. Adjustable Parameters: Users may have the ability to adjust parameters such as motor strength, responsiveness, and follow speed to tailor the gimbal's behavior to their specific needs and preferences.

6. Power Management: The controller typically manages power distribution to the brushless motors and may include features to optimize power consumption for longer battery life.

7. Calibration: Calibration features are often included to ensure accurate sensor readings and optimal gimbal performance. Calibration may involve setting level positions and tuning the controller for optimal stability.

8. Compatibility: The controller should be compatible with the specific gimbal system it is intended for. This includes compatibility with the physical design and electrical characteristics of the brushless motors used in the gimbal.

9. Firmware Updates: Some controllers allow for firmware updates, enabling users to take advantage of improvements or new features introduced by the manufacturer.

This Shock Absorbing 2 Axis Brushless Gimbal Kit for Card Type Cameras – Carbon Fiber Version is a specific design for the DJI Phantom multicopter and action cameras. It has a lightweight and durable carbon fiber body.
This gimbal is a great choice for those using various brands of action cameras as the mounting bracket allows for securing of the camera simply by the camera’s tripod mount. There are even slots for adding a hook and loop strap (not included) for extra protection.

Features:
Carbon fiber construction
Four point vibration isolation
Compatible with many different model action cameras (including GoPro Hero 3)

Package Included :
1× Brushless Gimbal Controller Driver