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Provides a comprehensive introduction to the design and analysis of unmanned aircraft systems with a systems perspective
Written for students and engineers who are new to the field of unmanned aerial vehicle design, this book teaches the many UAV design techniques being used today and demonstrates how to apply aeronautical science concepts to their design.
Design of Unmanned Aerial Systems covers the design of UAVs in three sections--vehicle design, autopilot design, and ground systems design--in a way that allows readers to fully comprehend the science behind the subject so that they can then demonstrate creativity in the application of these concepts on their own. It teaches students and engineers all about: UAV classifications, design groups, design requirements, mission planning, conceptual design, detail design, and design procedures. It provides them with in-depth knowledge of ground stations, power systems, propulsion systems, automatic flight control systems, guidance systems, navigation systems, and launch and recovery systems. Students will also learn about payloads, manufacturing considerations, design challenges, flight software, microcontroller, and design examples. In addition, the book places major emphasis on the automatic flight control systems and autopilots.
Provides design steps and procedures for each major component
Presents several fully solved, step-by-step examples at component level
Includes numerous UAV figures/images to emphasize the application of the concepts
Describes real stories that stress the significance of safety in UAV design
Offers various UAV configurations, geometries, and weight data to demonstrate the real-world applications and examples
Covers a variety of design techniques/processes such that the designer has freedom and flexibility to satisfy the design requirements in several ways
Features many end-of-chapter problems for readers to practice
Design of Unmanned Aerial Systems is an excellent text for courses in the design of unmanned aerial vehicles at both the upper division undergraduate and beginning graduate levels.
Auteur
Mohammad H. Sadraey, PhD, is Associate Professor (Aeronautical Engineering) at Southern New Hampshire University. He has authored five books, including Aircraft Design: A Systems Engineering Approach and Aircraft Performance Analysis. He is a member of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, the American Society for Engineering Education, and Sigma Gamma Tau Honor Society. Dr. Sadraey is also the guest editor of the Journal of Aerospace special issue on "Aircraft design."
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Design of Unmanned Aerial Systems Provides a comprehensive introduction to the design and analysis of unmanned aircraft systems with a systems perspective Written for students and engineers who are new to the field of unmanned aerial vehicle design, this book teaches the many UAV design techniques being used today and demonstrates how to apply aeronautical science concepts to their design. Design of Unmanned Aerial Systems covers the design of UAVs in three sectionsvehicle design, autopilot design, and ground systems designin a way that allows readers to fully comprehend the science behind the subject so that they can then demonstrate creativity in the application of these concepts on their own. It teaches students and engineers all about: UAV classifications, design groups, design requirements, mission planning, conceptual design, detail design, and design procedures. It provides them with in-depth knowledge of ground stations, power systems, propulsion systems, automatic flight control systems, guidance systems, navigation systems, and launch and recovery systems. Students will also learn about payloads, manufacturing considerations, design challenges, flight software, microcontroller, and design examples. In addition, the book places major emphasis on the automatic flight control systems and autopilots.
Contenu
Preface xix
Acronyms xxv
Nomenclature xxix
About the Companion Website xxxvii
1 Design Fundamentals 1
1.1 Introduction 2
1.2 UAV Classifications 5
1.3 Review of a Few Successful UAVs 8
1.4 Design Project Planning 12
1.5 Decision Making 13
1.6 Design Criteria, Objectives, and Priorities 15
1.7 Feasibility Analysis 17
1.8 Design Groups 17
1.9 Design Process 18
1.10 Systems Engineering Approach 19
1.11 UAV Conceptual Design 21
1.12 UAV Preliminary Design 27
1.13 UAV Detail Design 28
1.14 Design Review, Evaluation, Feedback 30
1.15 UAV Design Steps 30
Questions 32
2 Preliminary Design 35
2.1 Introduction 35
2.2 Maximum Takeoff Weight Estimation 36
2.3 Weight Buildup 36
2.4 Payload Weight 37
2.5 Autopilot Weight 37
2.6 Fuel Weight 39
2.7 Battery Weight 43
2.8 Empty Weight 47
2.9 Wing and Engine Sizing 48
2.10 Quadcopter Configuration 52
Questions 60
Problems 61
3 Design Disciplines 65
3.1 Introduction 66
3.2 Aerodynamic Design 67
3.3 Structural Design 69
3.4 Propulsion System Design 71
3.5 Landing Gear Design 75
3.6 Mechanical and Power Transmission Systems Design 78
3.7 Electric Systems 80
3.8 Control Surfaces Design 85
3.9 Safety Analysis 90
3.10 Installation Guidelines 95
Questions 96
Design Questions 97
Problems 99
4 Aerodynamic Design 101
4.1 Introduction 102
4.2 Fundamentals of Aerodynamics 103
4.3 Wing Design 104
4.4 Tail Design 113
4.5 Vertical Tail Design 119
4.6 Fuselage Design 123
4.7 Antenna 130
4.8 Aerodynamic Design of Quadcopters 132
4.9 Aerodynamic Design Guidelines 133
Questions 134
Problems 136
5 Fundamentals of Autopilot Design 141
5.1 Introduction 142
5.2 Dynamic Modeling 146
5.3 Aerodynamic Forces and Moments 153
5.4 Simplification Techniques of Dynamic Models 157
5.5 FixedWing UAV Dynamic Models 161
5.6 Dynamic Model Approximation 169
5.7 Quadcopter (RotaryWing) Dynamic Model 170
5.8 Autopilot Categories 176
5.9 Flight Simulation Numerical Methods 181
5.10 Flying Qualities for UAVs 185
5.11 Autopilot Design Process 187
Questions 188
Problems 190
6 Control System Design 195
6.1 Introduction 196
6.2 Fundamentals of Control Systems 197
6.3 Servo/Actuator 203
6.4 Flight Control Requirements 207
6.5 Control Modes 209
6.6 Controller Design 223
6.7 Autonomy 234
6.8 MannedUnmanned Aircraft Teaming 237
6.9 Control System Design Process 243
Questions 246
Problems 249
7 Guidance System Design 255
7.1 Introduction 256
7.2 Fundamentals 257
7.3 Guidance Laws 263
7.4 Command Guidance Law 265
7.5 PN Guidance Law 269
7.6 Pursuit Guidance Law 273
7.7 Waypoint Guidance Law 274
7.8 Sense and Avoid 282
7.9 Formation Flight 291
7.10 Motion Planning and Trajectory Design 293
7.11 Guidance Sensor Seeker 294
7.12 Guidance System Design 296
Questions 298
Problems 300
8 Navigation System Design 305
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