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The table of results for the second angle of attack experiment at much coldertemperatures:Desired SensorTemperature (C)Actual SensorTemperature (C)Voltage at110 countsVoltage at150 countsVoltage at190 countsChamberPressure (mbar)-40 -42.0 0.722 1.419 2.499 45.0-50 -51.1 0.735 1.421 2.499 45.1-60 -60.7 0.736 1.424 2.470 46.0-70 -70.1 0.735 1.422 2.472 46.3-80 -80.1 0.735 1.425 2.468 51.8-90 -89.8 0.735 1.422 2.473 56.7-100 -99.2 0.737 1.422 2.482 70.5-90 -90.1 0.737 1.421 2.439 90.1-80 -80.2 0.736 1.421 2.473 78.9-70 -70.3 0.733 1.417 2.446 80.7-60 -60.1 0.734 1.416 2.447 79.1-50 -49.8 0.736 1.418 2.446 80.2-40 -39.8 0.736 1.411 2.438 78.9-50 -50.6 0.732 1.414 2.459 79.9-60 -59.8 0.733 1.409 2.452 79.7-70 -70.2 0.729 1.409 2.435 79.8-80 -79.3 0.737 1.409 2.449 85.1-90 -89.7 0.727 1.409 2.442 46.3-100 -99.5 0.728 1.408 2.440 52.6-90 -89.9 0.734 1.409 2.448 89.1-80 -80.1 0.732 1.412 2.449 80.4-70 -70.2 0.729 1.418 2.447 80.4-60 -60.1 0.739 1.419 2.462 79.9-50 -49.6 0.738 1.417 2.460 79.7-40 -39.9 0.736 1.415 2.452 80.074
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AcknowledgementsI’d like to thank
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ContentsChapter 1 - Introduction an
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Chapter 1Introduction and Backgroun
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1.1 History of ZephyrZephyr is a li
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The Zephyr 5 project continued with
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airframe, with the main aim to impr
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1.2 Environmental IssuesDuring the
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order to function, they may not thu
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1.2.3 Cosmic RaysCosmic rays are en
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wind speeds. This is to ensure that
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crystalline silicon cells and can b
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which are then insulated. In order
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motion of the aircraft including ro
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Page 31 and 32: Simple payloads instructions withou
Page 33 and 34: In the event that the wing does not
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Page 37 and 38: 3.2 NIOSH Lifting EquationThe hand
Page 39 and 40: Variable Description MultiplierD (c
Page 41 and 42: Using the given values, the corresp
Page 43 and 44: 3.3 Airspeed SensorThe current airs
Page 45: 12VSensorPCBZenerDiodeFigure 8. Dia
Page 48 and 49: 3.4 PayloadThe payload is the carry
Page 50 and 51: where λ is the wavelength, c is th
Page 52 and 53: 3.5 Angle of Attack SensorThe angle
Page 54 and 55: The magnetic sensor seemed much mor
Page 56 and 57: Chapter 4Angle of Attack Experiment
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Page 60 and 61: It has to be noted however, that on
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Page 65 and 66: 5.2.1 Aerial PhotographyThe most co
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Page 77 and 78: Appendix 3Schematic diagram of the
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