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Modeling Fighters and Drones Using System Modeler
Erick Espinosa Juarez, Jan Brugard and Atefeh Esmaeilzadeh
This talk covers Version 2 of the Aircraft library. This version adds the possibility to model drones and includes models of quadrotors. The library has been restructured for easier on-boarding and providing further insights for mid and late stages of fixed-wing aircraft conceptual design. A sneak preview of the next version, including modeling of transonic and supersonic flight regimes of fighter aircraft, will also be presented.
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