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Quadcopter Dynamic Modeling and Simulation (Quad-Sim) v1.00 | ||
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TO DOWNLOAD: Click "Download Zip" on the right to download all of our materials as a single file. | ||
Overview | ||
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TO DOWNLOAD: Click "Download ZIP" on the right to download all of our materials as a single file. | ||
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Provided here is an assortment of materials designed to assist users in modeling and simulation a quadcopter. | ||
A YouTube video providing a brief overview of our project was created for the 2014 MATLAB and Simulink Student design challenge. This video can be viewed at: | ||
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http://youtu.be/kIgwZFGlgio | ||
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Copyright (C) 2014 D. Hartman, K. Landis, M. Mehrer, S. Moreno, J. Kim | ||
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Contact: | ||
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Please email reasonable questions, suggestions, and complaints to: | ||
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[email protected] | ||
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Provided here is an assortment of materials designed to assist users in modeling and simulation of a quadcopter. | ||
Specifically: | ||
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•Test rig designs for component performance measurement | ||
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•And a bit more stuff… | ||
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The full package should be available for download at: github.com/dch33/Quad-Sim | ||
The full package should be available for download at: | ||
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https://github.com/dch33/Quad-Sim | ||
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These materials are partially the result of a Senior Design project at Drexel University. The team consisted of: | ||
D. Hartman, K. Landis, M. Mehrer, S. Moreno, and J. Kim. | ||
Our faculty advisor was Dr. B. C. Chang | ||
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As this is our first attempt at a public release of our materials, there are undoubtedly errors, omissions, | ||
and downright lies contained herein. Expect frequent updates as we find and correct issues. | ||
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We do not claim to be experts. All of our materials are provided simply as a service to the | ||
multi-rotor community in sincere hope that it will prove useful as a basis for further inquiry. Users are | ||
expected to reference our materials against other more reliable sources, and use their best judgment or | ||
expected to reference our materials against more reliable sources, and use their best judgment or | ||
consult professional advice where appropriate, particularly where safety may be a concern. | ||
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Quadcopters and RC vehicles are dangerous and are not toys. | ||
Use caution and follow all manufacturer safety instructions. | ||
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That said, we hope you find these materials helpful. Good luck. | ||
That said, we hope you find these materials helpful. Good luck! | ||
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GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS | ||
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Contained herein is documentation and instructions pertaining to specific tasks. | ||
A good starting point is to take a look at what materials are provided within these documents. | ||
In general, it is advisable to add all of the MATLAB and Simulink related folders | ||
We provide documentation and instructions related to quadcopter dynamic modeing and simulation for control design. | ||
A good starting point is to take a close look at what materials are provided within these documents, and see how it fits into your project needs. | ||
In general, it would be advisable to add all of the MATLAB and Simulink related folders | ||
to the MATLAB path so that they can be easily accessed within the MATLAB environment. | ||
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Copyright (C) 2014 D. Hartman, K. Landis, M. Mehrer, S. Moreno, J. Kim | ||
Once you understand what we provide, you can tackle the materials in any order, or split up tasks among a team. Generally speaking, the order of tasks should be fairly self evident, and to some degree flexible depending on the needs of your project and your available resources. | ||
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License Notice | ||
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