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Hardware reference

MW 4IN1 ESC top view
Top view
MW 4IN1 ESC bottom view
Bottom view

Specifications​

SpecificationMW 4IN1 ESC
Configuration4-in-1 motor controller
MicrocontrollerSTM32F051
Battery input3–8S
Voltage limits6 V minimum; 65 V absolute maximum
Continuous current50 A per motor
Onboard bulk capacitance260 µF
External bulk capacitor330 µF
Input protocolsDShot300, DShot600, PWM
TelemetryBidirectional DShot; KISS serial telemetry
Flight-controller connector1 × 8-pin JST-SH
Current-sense output10 mV/A nominal (100 A/V)
Board dimensions47 × 45 mm
Mounting pattern30.5 × 30.5 mm
Board weight15 g

Pinout​

The ESC uses one 8-pin JST-SH connector for its flight-controller interface. Verify the signal order and connector orientation at both ends of the harness before applying power. A matching connector housing alone does not establish pin compatibility.

With the board oriented as in the top view above—connector on the left and battery pads on the right—the signals run from top to bottom as follows. Positions below refer to this board view, not the mating plug's face.

PositionBoard labelSignal / function
1BBattery voltage (VBAT)
2CAnalog current-sense output, 10 mV/A nominal
3TKISS serial telemetry output to a flight-controller UART RX
41Motor 1 control input (DShot / PWM)
52Motor 2 control input (DShot / PWM)
63Motor 3 control input (DShot / PWM)
74Motor 4 control input (DShot / PWM)
8GGround (GND)

Power​

Use a 3–8S battery system. The published 65 V absolute maximum is a component limit, not a recommended operating voltage or an extension of the battery rating.

The board has 260 µF of onboard bulk capacitance; the external bulk capacitor specification is 330 µF. Confirm the external capacitor's voltage rating, polarity, and connection location against the board documentation before installation.

The continuous current rating is 50 A per motor. Account for the motor and propeller load, wiring, and cooling when planning the installation.

Current sensing and telemetry​

The analog current-sense output has a nominal sensitivity of 10 mV/A, equivalent to 100 A/V. Use that sensitivity when configuring the flight controller's analog current measurement, following its documented scaling convention.

The analog current-sense output, bidirectional DShot feedback, and KISS serial telemetry are separate interfaces. Configure the measurement source to match the interface actually connected and enabled in your build.

Mechanical integration​

The board measures 47 × 45 mm, uses a 30.5 × 30.5 mm mounting pattern, and weighs 15 g. Allow clearance for components, motor wires, the flight-controller harness, and the external capacitor.

For mounting-hole details, component clearances, or a STEP/CAD model, request a product resource.