thegopnik Thu Apr 28, 2022 10:25 pm
anyone know what book they talking about or how to receive it? https://www.aorti.ru/media/news/spetsialisty-gruppy-kompaniy-rti-stali-soavtorami-knigi-o-bespilotnoy-aviatsii/
Specialists of the RTI group of companies became co-authors of the book about unmanned aircraft
22.04.2022
Managers and leading specialists of RTI JSC as part of a team of authors took part in writing the book "Unmanned Aircraft: History, Application, Technological Prospects".
Over the past few decades, we have seen a rapid growth of aircraft unmanned technologies and, when we say "drone" or "drone", we represent an aircraft. But in fact, it all began in the 19th century with an unmanned radio-controlled ship, which was designed by physicist and engineer Nikola Tesla. Inspired by tesla's success, the next unmanned, but already an aircraft, was created by military engineer Charles Kettering.
The very first drone in Russia was created in September 1916 by Staff Captain of the Imperial Russian Army Georgy Antonovich Yablonsky. The unmanned aerial vehicle created by him received signals from the control point via wires. This drone was an air mine that was to be dropped from a height on the enemy. In real battles, this device did not participate.
In the USSR, the first work on the creation of UAVs began in the 1930s. These were unmanned "air torpedoes", which were supposed to be used where manned bombers could suffer losses.
The authors of the book gave definitions and classifications of existing and future UAVs. They described in detail the take-off and landing characteristics of the UAV, considered options for building and disbanding a group or a swarm of drones. They presented the main directions of ensuring information interaction between drones and control points. They showed variants of terminals of satellite communication systems based on mirror parabolic antennas and phased antenna arrays. Described the avionics of drones and integrated modular architecture. We considered the modern domestic radio engineering base, which can be used in the creation of a new generation of avionics and drone control points.
The publication will be indispensable for specialists in the development and operation of UAVs, for students, graduate students, adjuncts and doctoral students of relevant specialties.
The book was published in the Moscow publishing house "Sam Polygraphist". The reviewers were Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, Honored Worker of Science and Technology of the Russian Federation Vyacheslav Feoktistovich Bezyazykny and Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor Eduard Valentinovich Kiselyov.
Authors from RTI Group:
• Boyarov Maxim Evgenievich
• Davydov Alexander Borisovich
• Dyblya Alexander Yurievich
• Lyadova Elena Fedorovna