Proceedings of the first International Conference on Research, Development And Education On Unmanned Aerial Systems (RED-UAS11, Sevilla, SPAIN), Nov 30, 2011
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This paper presents a tutorial for applying Kane's method to derive a mechanical model of a small-size helicopter. Throughout this development main concepts underlying Kane's methodology are explained in detail. Furthermore, references to other approaches in the field of classical mechanics are included to analyze the advantages provided by Kane's method when compared to other alternatives. Since this work considers the most general case of two rigid bodies, fuselage and main rotor, the resulting model will account for most significant modelling issues in the mechanics behaviour of a small-size helicopter, such as gyroscopic effects. Finally it is emphasized that the adopted pedagogical approach should contribute to illustrate the method to beginners
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This paper presents a tutorial for applying Kane's method to derive a mechanical model of a small-size helicopter. Throughout this development main concepts underlying Kane's methodology are explained in detail. Furthermore, references to other approaches in the field of classical mechanics are included to analyze the advantages provided by Kane's method when compared to other alternatives. Since this work considers the most general case of two rigid bodies, fuselage and main rotor, the resulting model will account for most significant modelling issues in the mechanics behaviour of a small-size helicopter, such as gyroscopic effects. Finally it is emphasized that the adopted pedagogical approach should contribute to illustrate the method to beginners