Modelling, stabilization and single motor failure recovery of a 4Y octorotor

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UAV applications that require small, simple and highmanoeuvrability vehicles frequently consider quadrotors. However, quadrotors lack actuator redundancy which means that failure of a single rotor results in instability and loss of the vehicle. This is obviously a major drawback for many applications. In this paper, the use of a 4Y octorotor as an alternative to the quadrotor is proposed for safety critical missions. A dynamic model is derived and a feedback controller is designed. Furthermore, a simple control reconfiguration strategy is proposed for the case of a single total rotor failure. The approach is tested by numerical simulations and the results demonstrate it to be feasible.

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Adîr, V. G., Stoica, A. M., Marks, A., & Whidborne, J. F. (2011). Modelling, stabilization and single motor failure recovery of a 4Y octorotor. In Proceedings of the IASTED International Conference on Intelligent Systems and Control (pp. 82–87). https://doi.org/10.2316/P.2011.744-070

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