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Zulkifli, M F, Razlan, Z M, Shahriman, A B, Bin Ibrahim, Zunaidi, Khairunizam, Wan and Noriman, N Z (2019) Dynamic Analysis of UAV’s Motor Support Bar Length Control System. IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering, 557. 012053. ISSN 1757-899X

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UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) can be described as aircraft that do not need any presence of pilots inside it. Basically, UAV is come out in a small aircraft sothat the aircraft can be easily controlled by the people from afar[1]. The UAV’s motor support bar length control systems are the UAV’s control systems that move according to the variable arm length movement and also a constant revolution of the propeller speeds. The purpose of the study is to run the dynamic analysis at the UAV’s motor support bar length control systems and also to enhance the UAV’s mathematical modellingby using the SOLIDWORKS®software which involved in using both CAD and CAE systems[2]. The detaileddesign is used SOLIDWORKS®software to conduct the static and dynamic analysis of UAV’s motor support bar length control systems. The design is restricted to the arm due to the critical part that has the highest vibration at the UAV’s motor support bar length control systems. The results that obtain from the study from the static and dynamic analysis are the displacement of the motor, Von Misses stress of the arm, and also the resonance frequency that will give the modes shape to the systems.

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Depositing User: Leah Maughan
URI: https://sure.sunderland.ac.uk/id/eprint/11812

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M F Zulkifli
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Z M Razlan
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A B Shahriman
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Wan Khairunizam
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N Z Noriman

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