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The Storm32 BGC V1.31 3-axis brushless gimbal controller board with a DRV8313 motor driver is a high-performance stabilisation solution for RC drones, FPV quadcopters, aerial photography platforms and DIY camera gimbal systems.
It is built around a 32-bit STM32 processor and DRV8313 motor driver architecture for smooth, precise gimbal control. It supports 3-axis brushless gimbal stabilisation (pitch, roll and yaw) with dual gyroscope integration for better motion compensation and camera stability.
Lightweight PCB construction and a compact form factor make it easy to integrate into FPV drones, quadcopters and custom UAV projects. The listing says it is compatible with AM320 systems and widely used DJI-style drone configurations.
32-bit STM32 processor: high-speed processing for responsive stabilisation.
3-axis control: pitch, roll and yaw.
DRV8313 motor driver: efficient and reliable brushless motor control.
Dual gyroscope integration: improves sensing accuracy.
Smooth stabilisation: reduces vibration and unwanted camera movement.
Compact lightweight PCB: ideal for FPV drones and aerial photography.
Easy integration: suitable for DIY drone builds and upgrades.
A brushless gimbal keeps a camera pointing steadily while the aircraft moves. A controller board reads an inertial sensor mounted on the camera and drives brushless motors on each axis to cancel out any rotation. Because gimbal motors are wound for smooth, low-speed torque and not for speed, they hold the camera steady with very little vibration and noise.
Gimbal quality depends on the whole system: balance, damping and controller tuning matter as much as the motors themselves. A camera that is not balanced on its axes forces the motors to work harder, heats them up and can cause jitter, so balance the camera carefully before you tune anything.
Also isolate the gimbal from airframe vibration with soft damping mounts, keep motor wires away from the sensor and never power the gimbal with the camera locked or blocked, as the motors can overheat when they cannot move.
3-axis gimbals on FPV drones and quadcopters
Aerial photography platforms
Custom UAV camera gimbals
DIY camera stabilisers
Cinematic aerial imaging
The specification table lists a supply of 9 to 18V (3-4S), a maximum drive current of 1.5A and a weight of 10g. The board measures about 5cm with M3 screw holes on a 45mm pitch.
The package includes one Storm32 DRV8313 3-axis gimbal controller and one sensor.
Power supply: 9-18V (3-4S)
Drive current: max 1.5A
Size: about 5 x 5cm, M3 holes, 45mm pitch
Weight: 10g
Processor: 32-bit STM32
Driver: DRV8313
1 x Storm32 DRV8313 3-axis gimbal controller
1 x sensor
DIY gimbal builders who want a compact 3-axis controller for small brushless gimbal motors.
Three: pitch, roll and yaw.
A 32-bit STM32.
DRV8313.
9-18V (3-4S).
10g.
The controller and a sensor.
| Brand | Readytosky |
|---|---|
| Axes | 3.000000 |
| Current Rating | Max 1.5 A drive A |
| Input Voltage | 9-18V (3-4S) |
| Weight | 10.000000 g |
| Selling unit | PCS |
