Multispectral Sensor; Sunshine Sensor - Parrot Sequoia User Manual

Multispectral sensor

The multispectral sensor is installed under the drone, facing the crops. It is
powered directly by the drone.
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1.2 megapixel monochrome sensors collect data in discrete
spectral bands: Green (550nm - 40Nm Bandwidth), Red (660nm -
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40nm Bandwidth), Red Edge (735nm - 10nm Bandwidth) and Near
Infrared (790nm - 40nm Bandwidth).
2 16 megapixel RGB sensor.
- GoPro Form Factor
3 Indicator light: reference for taking photos and calibration.
Shutter button: enable/disable burst mode, enable/ disable Wi-Fi
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and take a photo.
Micro USB host port
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the sunshine sensor.
Micro USB device port
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the drone.
Other multispectral sensor features:
• Inertial measurement unit.
• 64 GB internal memory.
• Magnetometer.
• Wi-Fi interface.
59 mm
• Weight: 72g.
• Size:
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: connects the multispectral sensor to
FP3 - GoPro Form Factor
: connects the multispectral sensor to
Sunshine
sensor
39.6 mm
21,2 mm 41 mm
29,5 mm

Sunshine sensor

The sunshine sensor is used to calibrate the images depending on the
sunlight. This makes it possible to compare photos over time, despite
variations in light during photo shoots. The sunshine sensor is attached
on the upper part of the drone, facing the sky. During flights the sunshine
sensor is powered by the multispectral sensor.
It is recommended to use a TS32GSDU3X SD card with Sequoia.
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Performances are not guaranteed for other SD cards. Check SD
card compatibilities on www.parrot.com/entreprises/sequoia.
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4 ambient light sensors. These sensors are fitted with band-pass
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filters identical to those on the multispectral sensor.
2 Slot for an SD card.
Indicator light: Reference for calibration and indicates if GPS/
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GNSS is enabled.
USB host port
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multispectral sensor.
Other sunshine sensor features:
• GPS /GNSS module.
• Inertial measurement unit.
• Magnetometer.
18.5 mm
• Weight: 35g.
• Size:
59 mm
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: connects the sunshine sensor to the
Sunshine
sensor
39.6 mm 18.5 mm
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