This paper discusses helicopter modeling and identification related aspects. By applying the system identification methodology, longitudinal, and lateral-directional rigid body helicopter dynamics are identified from flight data. Aerodynamic parameters from single input excitation, as well as multimaneuver evaluation, are estimated utilizing output-error approach. The formulated mathematical models yield adequate fits to measured time histories. Results obtained from the proof-of-match for model validation indicate that the identified derivatives can satisfactorily predict longitudinal dynamics to a given arbitrary input. It is further demonstrated that lateral body dynamics can be adequately predicted by including cross-coupling terms in t...
Certification requirements, optimization and minimum project costs, design of flight control laws an...
At DLR, a new Active-Control-Technology/Flying Helicopter\ud Simulator is being developed based on E...
At the Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics the influence of an augmented system on helic...
This paper discusses helicopter modeling and identification related aspects. By applying the system ...
This paper discusses helicopter modelling and identification related aspects. By applying thesystem ...
AbstractA comprehensive method based on system identification theory for helicopter flight dynamics ...
A comprehensive method based on system identification theory for helicopter flight dynamics modeling...
This paper is concerned with the development of methods for the validation of complex non-linear mod...
This paper presents a method for characterising the primary dynamics of a rotary unmanned aerial veh...
This paper presents a method for characterising the primary dynamics of a rotary unmanned aerial veh...
Most aircraft can be considered as rigid bodies whose motion is determined by a set of forces due to...
The introduction of tilt-rotor aircraft into the existing civilian air transportation system will pr...
This paper is concerned with the use of system identification and parameter estimation techniques in...
AbstractA lateral/directional state-space model of the Raptor 50 helicopter is identified in forward...
There is considerable need for the application of system identification techniques to helicopters. T...
Certification requirements, optimization and minimum project costs, design of flight control laws an...
At DLR, a new Active-Control-Technology/Flying Helicopter\ud Simulator is being developed based on E...
At the Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics the influence of an augmented system on helic...
This paper discusses helicopter modeling and identification related aspects. By applying the system ...
This paper discusses helicopter modelling and identification related aspects. By applying thesystem ...
AbstractA comprehensive method based on system identification theory for helicopter flight dynamics ...
A comprehensive method based on system identification theory for helicopter flight dynamics modeling...
This paper is concerned with the development of methods for the validation of complex non-linear mod...
This paper presents a method for characterising the primary dynamics of a rotary unmanned aerial veh...
This paper presents a method for characterising the primary dynamics of a rotary unmanned aerial veh...
Most aircraft can be considered as rigid bodies whose motion is determined by a set of forces due to...
The introduction of tilt-rotor aircraft into the existing civilian air transportation system will pr...
This paper is concerned with the use of system identification and parameter estimation techniques in...
AbstractA lateral/directional state-space model of the Raptor 50 helicopter is identified in forward...
There is considerable need for the application of system identification techniques to helicopters. T...
Certification requirements, optimization and minimum project costs, design of flight control laws an...
At DLR, a new Active-Control-Technology/Flying Helicopter\ud Simulator is being developed based on E...
At the Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics the influence of an augmented system on helic...