DSSI UAV Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Research & Development Project.

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DSSI UAV Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Research & Development Project

UAV HISTORY AND SKILLS Unmanned Aerial Vehicle DSSI Research & Development Project UAV Unmanned Aerial Vehicle HISTORY AND SKILLS Research & Development of „Small UAV with electrically powered propeller“ Description of the solution: Airframe,electronics, 2 battery sets 1 spare Airframe, battery charger Transport hardtop casing and backpack for field operation Interface – touchscreen laptop and video antenna UAV – Small Unmanned Reconnaissance Aerial Vehicle (2006)

UAV HISTORY AND SKILLS Unmanned Aerial Vehicle DSSI Research & Development Project UAV Unmanned Aerial Vehicle HISTORY AND SKILLS Layout of main drive and control units Research & Development of „Small UAV with electrically powered propeller“

UAV HISTORY AND SKILLS Unmanned Aerial Vehicle DSSI Research & Development Project UAV Unmanned Aerial Vehicle HISTORY AND SKILLS Research & Development of „Small UAV with electrically powered propeller“ Technical parameters: Span: 220 cm Lenght: 125 cm Weight: cca 3 kg Payload : up to 1 kg Silent electric motor Endurance : up to 2 hours Range : 50 km Real flight tests during dusk and night

UAV Current R&D project: UAV - Model MS Unmanned Aerial Vehicle DSSI Research & Development Project UAV Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Current R&D project: UAV - Model MS Project target: Development of middle Unmanned Reconnaissance Aerial Vehicle equipped with a Turbojet engine - Model MS The UAV is designed for subsonic speeds (up to 400km/h), middle sized, intended for reconnaissance, surveilance or special applications. Flight control system will be Auto, Semi and Manual. Model MS

UAV Actual R&D project: UAV - Model MS Unmanned Aerial Vehicle DSSI Research & Development Project UAV Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Actual R&D project: UAV - Model MS Turbojet engine TJ100 Velká Bíteš (Czech Republic) Aircraft parameters: Airframe configuration – classical V-tail type Length L=4 m Airframe body diameter D=0,7 m Wing span W=5 m Chord span B=0,6 m Takeoff weight 300 kg Payload weight 30 kg Engine type – turbojet engine TJ100 Control surfaces – elevator , rudder Kill switch (cut off) Aircraft material – combination of graphite composites and aluminum alloy

Proposed configuration of the UAV provide DSSI Research & Development Project UAV Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Actual R&D project: UAV - Model MS AUTOPILOT – Flight Control System (FCS) AUTOPILOT Flight Control System GPS Engine Elevator Rudder Winglet RC receiver Telemetry transmitter Power supply Camera Landing gear (parachute) Backup Variable payload space Proposed configuration of the UAV provide Great flight stability High efficiency of the thrust engine Small aerodynamic resistance

UAV Actual R&D project: UAV - Model MS Unmanned Aerial Vehicle DSSI Research & Development Project UAV Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Actual R&D project: UAV - Model MS Flight parameters Setting the landmarks of the flight (also during UAV flight) Automatic altitude control Control of the UAV flight to the ground Activation of circling at specified points of the flight Radius control of circling Automated return of UAV to a particular point Automated takeoff and landing of UAV Max. flight altitude – 3000 m Min. flight altitude – 300 m Max. flight speed – 400 km/h Min.flight speed – 120 km/h Weather conditions – high temperature, high humidity, other aggressive environment Model MS

UAV Current R&D project: UAV - Model MS Unmanned Aerial Vehicle DSSI Research & Development Project UAV Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Current R&D project: UAV - Model MS The autopilot main parameters: Microcomputer control unit GPS (GLONASS) 3-axis MODE (MEMS gyro, MEMS accelerometer) 3-axis magnetic sensor, an accurate barometric pressure sensor The UAV position control algorithm The frequency of the internal management of UAV Position in space – 100 Hz, The navigation signals frequency of UAE– 10 Hz Controlled elements: rudder, elevator, aileronshrust, landing elements Autopilot position Control modes of the UAV: manual, manual with active stabilizer system, automatic system Navigation modes: controlled flight from the ground control station and the flight controlled by an UAV video sensor.

UAV Current R&D project: UAV - Model MS Unmanned Aerial Vehicle DSSI Research & Development Project UAV Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Current R&D project: UAV - Model MS Telemetry data transmitted to the Ground Control Station and Communication System Supply and fuel consumption (voltage and battery current consumption) Received signal GPS (GLONASS) Position of UAV in the space Parameters for a virtual dashboard for UAV Ground Control Station Data from the payload (payloads data) Downlink Bandwidth 10 Mb/s Uplink Bandwidth 1 Mb/s Frequency Band 5150 – 5250 MHz   Aircraft Model MS GPS antenna

UAV Current R&D project: UAV - Model MS Unmanned Aerial Vehicle DSSI Research & Development Project UAV Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Current R&D project: UAV - Model MS Flight Control System installation requirements Aircraft shall be equipped with power supply for the FCS (10-30 DC, 300 mA) and for servos Aircraft servos shall be controlled by PWM (1-2 msec, 50 Hz) Flight control system shall be istalled as close as possible to the center of the airframe gravity Data exchange with radio modem and turning antenna should be done trough Ground Station shall be inbuilt to the computer with installed OS Windows

UAV Current R&D project: UAV - Model MS Unmanned Aerial Vehicle DSSI Research & Development Project UAV Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Current R&D project: UAV - Model MS Aircraft takeoff and landing Takeoff is secured by mechanical or pneumatical catapult, which shall be mounted on truck trailer. Landing is secured by parachute system.

UAV Current R&D project: UAV - Model HS Unmanned Aerial Vehicle DSSI Research & Development Project UAV Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Current R&D project: UAV - Model HS Project target: Development of middle Unmanned Reconnaissance Aerial Vehicle equipped with a Turbojet engine - Model HS The UAV is designed for transsonic speeds (up to 800km/h at altitude of 8000m), middle sized, intended for reconnaissance, surveilance or special applications. Flight control system will be Auto, Semi and Manual. Model HS

UAV Current R&D project: UAV - Model HS Unmanned Aerial Vehicle DSSI Research & Development Project UAV Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Current R&D project: UAV - Model HS Turbojet engine TJ100 Velká Bíteš (Czech Republic) Aircraft parameters: Airframe configuration – classical V-tail type Length L=4 m Airframe body diameter D=0,7 m Wing span W=3 m Chord span B=0,6 m Takeoff weight 300 kg Payload weight 30 kg Engine type – turbojet engine TJ100 Control surfaces – elevator , rudder Kill switch (cut off) Aircraft material – combination of graphite composites and aluminum alloy Most parameters of UAV Models MS and HS are identical.

UAV Current R&D project: UAV - Model HS Unmanned Aerial Vehicle DSSI Research & Development Project UAV Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Current R&D project: UAV - Model HS Flight parameters Setting the landmarks of the flight (also during UAV flight) Automatic altitude control Control of the UAV flight to the ground Activation of circling at specified points of the flight Radius control of circling Automated return of UAV to a particular point Automated takeoff and landing of UAV Max. flight altitude – 8000 m Min. flight altitude – 300 m Max. flight speed – 800 km/h Min.flight speed – 200 km/h Weather conditions – high temperature, high humidity, other aggressive environment Aircraf Model HS

UAV Current R&D project: UAV - Model HS Unmanned Aerial Vehicle DSSI Research & Development Project UAV Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Current R&D project: UAV - Model HS Visualization gallery

Research & Development Project UAV Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Possible future cooperation on UAV development: DSSI a.s. should develop and build for customer an UAV MS or Model HS on turnkey DSSI a.s. is open to cooperate on R&D of new UAV models with potential partners based on contract. DSSI a.s. Wolkrova 4 851 01 Bratislava Tel.: +421 2 4820 3900 e-mail: gabriela.kunova@dssi.sk www.DSSI.sk