2017
DOI: 10.1007/s40435-017-0325-7
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Dynamics modeling and advanced metaheuristics based LQG controller design for a Quad Tilt Wing UAV

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“…The ultimate best among these best individuals is selected as the sea. The number N sr is therefore the summation of number of rivers (which is a user parameter) and a single sea defined as 47,48…”
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“…The ultimate best among these best individuals is selected as the sea. The number N sr is therefore the summation of number of rivers (which is a user parameter) and a single sea defined as 47,48…”
Section: Control Statementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Raindrops are classified into rivers and sea according to the flow intensity which is defined as 4648…”
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“…During the vertical take-off and landing phase, the rotor nacelle system tilts to vertical position and works like a helicopter, the attitude and position of Tilt-rotor are controlled by direct force of rotor system. During these phases, the airspeed is so small that it cannot generate stable aerodynamic forces, and the aerodynamic interference which caused by wind field will reduce the stability of the aircraft [9], [20]- [22]. In [9], the rotor-wing aerodynamic interaction of a scaled V-22 Osprey Tilt-rotor in the helicopter mode was studied by computational fluid dynamics (CFD) numerical simulation.…”
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“…In addition to the influence of the wind field on the stability of the fuselage, the wind field could change the direction of incoming flow of propeller, which will interfere with the pull output of rotor propeller. A relative wind model was added to the aerodynamic modeling of propeller in [22], however, the researchers did not further study the effect of wind on Tilt-rotor control.…”
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confidence: 99%