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Reply to: Re: [Paparazzi-devel] distance measurement for landing. (Elect
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Chris |
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Reply to: Re: [Paparazzi-devel] distance measurement for landing. (Electro-Technik) |
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Fri, 20 Nov 2009 21:37:34 +0200 |
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> "Even if local atmospheric pressure could be measured perfectly
> accurately, with no errors, would this be the best parameter to use to
> facilitate an automatic landing?"
From what i have found out so far by reading and thinking all possible
scenarios a barometer will not do the job.
What is needed is a definite, accurate and dependable method to measure
the distance from the ground with an accuracy of at least 10cm and a
latency of no more than 40ms.
Something like
1) someone sitting to the landing gear with a hand held
laser distance meter :-)
2) A laser or optical range meter but for all terrains.
3) A UWB range finder
4) A normal RF range finder
5) A powerful ultrasonic range finder.
6) A vision range finder either on the airplane or at the ground station.
6) a wire connected to a potentiometer which drags below the
aircraft (say 50 cm lower) :-)
Chris
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