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A flight path for low energy consumption using minimum sink rate glide for solar powered unmanned aerial vehicle

A solar-powered unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) is powered by solar cells installed onboard which capture solar energy during daylight. Such generated power is supplied to the motor to propel the aircraft and other electronics or to recharge the battery on board. Solar-powered UAVs are used for long-t...

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Main Authors:	Barde, Vaibhav, Birzare, Yugal, Wadibhasme, Gaurav, Nikhade, G. R., Sonkhaskar, Y. M.
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Subjects:	Avionics Endurance Energy consumption Flight paths Low altitude Optimization Photovoltaic cells Rechargeable batteries Solar cells Solar powered aircraft Unmanned aerial vehicles
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