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13 May 2016 Implementing a dynamometer system on electric motors for unmanned systems
David Hanlon, Andrew Lee, Stephen A. Wilkerson, Mohammad A. AlShabi, S. Andrew Gadsden
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Abstract
Electric motors are becoming increasingly popular for the propulsion and control of unmanned systems. In order to optimize power generation and energy use for unmanned systems, it is important to understand the dynamics of electric motors and the corresponding powertrain. This paper provides an early, preliminary study on an electric motor used for unmanned aerial systems (UAS’). An electric motor dynamometer is used for collecting data on the motor, and trends are discussed. Future work will look at implementing mathematical models in an unmanned ground system built for experimentation.
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David Hanlon, Andrew Lee, Stephen A. Wilkerson, Mohammad A. AlShabi, and S. Andrew Gadsden "Implementing a dynamometer system on electric motors for unmanned systems", Proc. SPIE 9837, Unmanned Systems Technology XVIII, 98370X (13 May 2016); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2224197
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KEYWORDS
Unmanned systems

Control systems

Mathematical modeling

Computing systems

Measurement devices

Aerospace engineering

Analytical research

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