ElectrotorSloMo

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~ Aerodynamic Rotor with a 1:1 ratio Motor in its Hub ~

Objective:

A Principal Assembly that consists of a rotor and motor, which is physically linked with a second one by a frame and an electronic controller.

To be used in twin-rotor PAVs that are;

easy to fly,
safe to fly,
transportable,
efficient to operate,
economical to produce,
and require minimal maintenance.

Perhaps a forerunner in the longtime quest for 'a helicopter in every garage'.

Drawing of Principal Assembly:

Overview of Principal Assembly:

An aerodynamic rotor, within which is located an electric motor and a torque-pitch thrust control.

The electric motor provides the speed reduction,

A coupling of the of the torque and the pitch to provide faster responses to thrust demands.

Directional control by weight-shift, where response times are shortened due to the rigid rotors and the low rotational inertia about the gimbal.

Enhanced safety;

Very few moving parts, due to the elimination of a mechanical power train and minimal flight controls.
A redundancy of the electrical power and the electrical control systems.
The provision of reserve electrical power for the flare, should a forced autorotative ever come about.

Applicable, primarily, to the symmetrical bilateral twin-rotor configurations:

Primary Grouping:

DESIGN, MAKE & BUY:

Principal Assembly:

Sub-component Assemblies:

Peripheral Assembles:

Complete Craft: The differences between the below bilateral configurations may be little more than the frame that connects the two rotors.

OTHER:

Aerodynamics	Intermeshing Information	Miscellaneous
Flight Dynamics	Helicopters - Outside	Regulations
Mechanics	Helicopters - Inside	Composites
Electrics & Magnetics	Rotor Concepts:	CNC Workstation

Additions, corrections and technical suggestions requested. ~ jackson.dave@shaw.ca

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Enter into the search box [site:unicopter.com followed by the desired search criteria.] Such as: blade; blade AND pitch; blade OR pitch

Initially displayed: July 23, 2006 ~ Posted to Rotary Wing Forum: September 28, 2006 ~ Posted on PPRuNe: June 23, 2007 ~ Last Revised: January 27, 2012

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