Here's a Breakdown of its key Features:

F4 Processor: The flight controller is equipped with an F4 series microcontroller, likely the STM32F4, providing sufficient processing power for flight control tasks.

Barometer (Baro): The inclusion of a barometer allows the flight controller to measure atmospheric pressure, aiding in altitude hold and other altitude-related functions.

BlackBox: The BlackBox feature allows for data logging, enabling you to analyze flight data for troubleshooting, tuning, and performance optimization.

Integrated OSD (On-Screen Display): The OSD feature overlays important telemetry data onto the video feed from the drone's camera. This data typically includes information such as battery voltage, flight mode, and more.

4-in-1 Built-in ESC 40A: The flight controller integrates a 4-in-1 Electronic Speed Controller (ESC) with a continuous current rating of 40A. This ESC is responsible for controlling the speed of the motors and is often a part of the power distribution system.

Voltage Regulators (BEC): The flight controller includes voltage regulators (BEC) for both 5V and 10V outputs, providing regulated power to other electronic components on the drone.

Voltage Input Range: The flight controller supports a voltage input range of 2-6S LiPo batteries, making it compatible with battery configurations ranging from 2 to 6 cells in series.

Compatibility: The F4 NOXE V3 is suitable for various multirotor configurations, particularly quadcopters.