4× PWM / DSHOT over CAN
Four independent servo outputs (GND, VS, PWM) driven over UAVCAN / DroneCAN — no signal wires back to the autopilot.
NDAA Compliant · Made In The USA
Power & Servo
SKU · AAD-SERVONODE-X4 · CAN SRV x4E
A CAN-connected node that powers and controls servos and ESCs over the bus — isolating the load from the flight controller. Four independent PWM outputs plus a separate ESC control output with telemetry, immune to EM noise and ready to expand the controller's PWM channel count.

Powers and controls servos and ESCs over CAN — the load is isolated from the controller, immune to EM noise, plus PWM output expansion.
Core specs and the CAN-bus advantages that set ServoNode x4 apart.
Four independent servo outputs (GND, VS, PWM) driven over UAVCAN / DroneCAN — no signal wires back to the autopilot.
A separate ESC control output (GND, TELEM, PWM) supporting PWM or DSHOT, with motor telemetry returned over the bus.
Servo and ESC loads sit on the node, not the controller — a servo fault never reaches the flight controller.
Moving control onto the differential CAN bus keeps actuator switching noise off the autopilot's sensitive lines.
Complete technical data, connection interfaces, and package contents.
| Input | up to 34V (8S) |
|---|---|
| Output | selectable 5V or 8V |
| Servos | 4 independent PWM outputs (GND, VS, PWM) |
| ESC | separate PWM output with telemetry (GND, TELEM, PWM); DSHOT or PWM |
| Load current | 4A continuous, up to 5A peak |
| Protocol | UAVCAN / DroneCAN |
| Weight | 7 g |
Airframes that distribute actuation across the CAN bus and run out of controller PWM channels.
Distributed-servo control surfaces
Remote ESC nodes per arm
UAVCAN / DroneCAN systems
Technical Documentation
Wiring diagrams, CAN and CSI pinouts, power rails, expansion options, and step-by-step setup — everything on ServoNode x4 lives in our Knowledge Base.
Learn More in Our Knowledge Base →Built to work as one system on the AAD CAN-bus stack.
It powers and controls four servos plus an ESC over DroneCAN and isolates the load from the controller — so a servo short or stall (up to 34 V / 8S, selectable 5V/8V output) never reaches the autopilot.
ServoNode x4 is built to run as one system on the AAD stack — it pairs with BattleCore FC7, PowerRail 14S, PowerCore EX and CAN PMU 16S.
It connects via CAN — DroneCAN (dual connectors) to the flight controller; 4× servo outputs (GND, VS, PWM); ESC output with telemetry (GND, TELEM, PWM); PWM or DSHOT.
1× ServoNode x4 node. Full box contents are detailed in the Knowledge Base.
Yes — ServoNode x4 is NDAA-compliant and made in the USA.