Creating a Flying Quadcopter Project
Our goal was to design a quadcopter for measuring gases and capturing aerial images. We used carbon fiber composites for the frame and incorporated electronic components like an on-board computer and battery. Explore the mechanics and types of quadcopters in this presentation.
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QUADCOPTER QUADCOPTER PRESENTATION PRESENTATION Author: Tilen Mavri Erasmus+ project Airnet
SUMMARY Our intention was to create a flying quadcopter Basic equipment Computer-plate (DJI Naza) On Nazo it is connected to the GPS
PROJECT IDEA Both of us are interested in electrical engineering At first we wanted to creat a radio- guided aircraft Quadcopter a bigger challenge
FACTS This quadcopter which will be made, will be used for measuring of different harmful gases and for taking some good pictures from the air.
MECHANICS the frame, propellers and the electric motors carbon fiber composites have become a very common solution for the body of the copters The electrical components: electronic speed control module, on-board computer or controller board, and battery.
TYPES The Bell Boeing Quad TiltRotor concept
Parrot AR.Drone is a small radio contolled quadcopter
Nixie is a small camera-equipped drone that can be worn as a wrist band
VORTEX RING STATE subject to normal rotorcraft aerodynamics Forward flight Upflow Descent The failure of a helicopter pilot to recognize and react to the condition can lead to high descent rates and impact with terrain.
https://www.youtube.com/watch ?v=-UUv9VUG4Jc&authuser=0
FLYING a thrust and torque a drag force
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