Rotor vibration is rarely caused by a single component. Propeller imbalance, motor harmonics, flexible arms, bearing wear, control-loop sensitivity, and payload isolation can interact in ways that are difficult to diagnose from flight symptoms alone. This book presents a structured way to understand those interactions and turn measurements into dependable engineering decisions.
Written for UAV designers, test engineers, maintenance specialists, researchers, and advanced students, it connects rotor dynamics theory with the realities of multirotor, coaxial, and fixed-wing propulsion systems. Fundamental principles are developed alongside practical inspection methods, bench testing, numerical modeling, vibration analysis, and maintenance workflows.
Across twelve logically organized chapters, the book shows how to identify excitation sources, trace loads through the propulsion and airframe structure, compare analytical predictions with test data, and select corrective measures based on evidence. Practical examples support decisions about sensor placement, restraint methods, test planning, balancing, resonance avoidance, and service intervals.
Rotor Dynamics for Unmanned Aerial Vehicles is a useful reference for anyone responsible for UAV performance, reliability, payload stability, acoustic behavior, or flight safety. It provides the technical foundation and diagnostic discipline needed to reduce vibration at its source and verify that the final aircraft performs as intended.
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Vendeur : California Books, Miami, FL, Etats-Unis
Etat : New. Print on Demand. N° de réf. du vendeur I-9798172870750
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