So as most of you know, I've finally decided to develop a generic script that will be used to generate aerodynamic data using Digital DATCOM. It's been a long-winded process but I'm almost ready to do some testing on it.
So the whole premise was to use the actual glider dimensions as captured on camera, resize it with a CAD software (using LibreCAD for this) and outputting the dimensions required for DATCOM.
Once the dimensions were entered into a MATLAB script, the DATCOM software could be
run automatically and stability coefficients could be extracted from the output file. These coefficients are then formatted into database files that could be used as embedded code.
Next to get the simplistic simulation model which include 6DOF kinematics running on ATMEGA 328p micro ship...
So the whole premise was to use the actual glider dimensions as captured on camera, resize it with a CAD software (using LibreCAD for this) and outputting the dimensions required for DATCOM.
Once the dimensions were entered into a MATLAB script, the DATCOM software could be
run automatically and stability coefficients could be extracted from the output file. These coefficients are then formatted into database files that could be used as embedded code.
Next to get the simplistic simulation model which include 6DOF kinematics running on ATMEGA 328p micro ship...
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