The Analysis of Multi-Rotor Attitude Simulator Based on Matlab

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There exist overfrequency issues of airframe vibration, instable fight conditions, inefficient airframe survivability and undeveloped cockpit’s eject-ability insides multi-rotor aircraft flights. This paper focuses on four-rotor aircraft researches via gathering inherent rotor attitudes with the inertial motion capture device. Based-on the resulting data analyses, the relations between flight attitudes and rotor performances are clearly figured out. This research also advances multi-rotor aircraft works, such as: drawing frameworks, evaluating simulations, designing control systems, and optimizing safety and stability properties.

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