Re: [Paparazzi-devel] Plane drops after take off on energyadaptative loop

[Christophe De Wagter]

It takes a few moments for the integrator to find out you need a 20 degree pitch up to stay level, which explains the sudden dive followed by normal flight. As default value for the pitch integrator the cruise pitch from the airframe file is used.

On Feb 24, 2016 01:53, "Christophe De Wagter" <address@hidden> wrote:

Fill the nominal cruise pitch (about 20 to 25 degrees) into the nominal cruise pitch: RadOfDeg(25)

PS: your cruise pitch looks quite large. Might want to look at the tuning of your inner loop, the placement of your IMU etc...

On Feb 23, 2016 20:56, "Tobias" <address@hidden> wrote:

Hi Joseph,

energy-loop is the way to go, just to answer your last question. :-)

regarding the unwonted behavior - first thing to check is: is your airframe well tuned? I mean is it holding altitude and speed well. after a wile?

If so you should check probably the values for ( ) against the flight log for straight flight and climb.

<!-- auto throttle inner loop -->
	<define name="AUTO_THROTTLE_NOMINAL_CRUISE_THROTTLE" value="0.3"/>
	<define name="AUTO_THROTTLE_NOMINAL_CRUISE_PITCH" value="0."/> <!-- default 0 -->
	<define name="AUTO_THROTTLE_CLIMB_THROTTLE_INCREMENT" value="0.1" unit="%/(m/s)"/>

in the scenario you described you are changing from fixed values to the energy loop - its always a good idea to have the plane in a rather similar attitude/speed to do this. So what is your alt for stby? just thing about it - if it is the same alt as your deroute from the previous block try to increase the stby alt or decrease the deroute alt 

      <exception cond="GetPosAlt() > ground_alt+50" deroute="Standby"/>

this allows the plane to catch up.

cheers Tobi

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