There are several types of failsafe mechanisms for unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs):
Radio failsafe triggers return-to-launch (RTL) or landing modes when the radio connection is lost between the pilot's controller and the UAV. Battery failsafe triggers RTL or landing when the battery voltage or remaining power drops below a threshold. GPS failsafe triggers landing or altitude hold if the UAV loses GPS lock or experiences glitches for over 5 seconds during flight modes requiring GPS. Ground control station (GCS) failsafe triggers RTL or landing if the connection is lost between the UAV and the GCS. Fence failsafe triggers RTL or landing if the UAV strays outside a virtual
There are several types of failsafe mechanisms for unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs):
Radio failsafe triggers return-to-launch (RTL) or landing modes when the radio connection is lost between the pilot's controller and the UAV. Battery failsafe triggers RTL or landing when the battery voltage or remaining power drops below a threshold. GPS failsafe triggers landing or altitude hold if the UAV loses GPS lock or experiences glitches for over 5 seconds during flight modes requiring GPS. Ground control station (GCS) failsafe triggers RTL or landing if the connection is lost between the UAV and the GCS. Fence failsafe triggers RTL or landing if the UAV strays outside a virtual
There are several types of failsafe mechanisms for unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs):
Radio failsafe triggers return-to-launch (RTL) or landing modes when the radio connection is lost between the pilot's controller and the UAV. Battery failsafe triggers RTL or landing when the battery voltage or remaining power drops below a threshold. GPS failsafe triggers landing or altitude hold if the UAV loses GPS lock or experiences glitches for over 5 seconds during flight modes requiring GPS. Ground control station (GCS) failsafe triggers RTL or landing if the connection is lost between the UAV and the GCS. Fence failsafe triggers RTL or landing if the UAV strays outside a virtual
There are several types of failsafe mechanisms for unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs):
Radio failsafe triggers return-to-launch (RTL) or landing modes when the radio connection is lost between the pilot's controller and the UAV. Battery failsafe triggers RTL or landing when the battery voltage or remaining power drops below a threshold. GPS failsafe triggers landing or altitude hold if the UAV loses GPS lock or experiences glitches for over 5 seconds during flight modes requiring GPS. Ground control station (GCS) failsafe triggers RTL or landing if the connection is lost between the UAV and the GCS. Fence failsafe triggers RTL or landing if the UAV strays outside a virtual
because If we don't use it, our vehicle will soon or late flyaway or drop from the sky during radio loss, except if we did set RTL or LAND mode.
The battery failsafe can be set-up to
automatically trigger an RTL or LAND when the vehicle battery voltage or estimated remaining power has crossed a configurable threshold.
GPS Systems can occasionally drop the signal or
provide significantly inaccurate position information (aka glitches). While errors are more likely in conditions where the GPS signal can bounce off multiple paths before reaching the receiver (multipathing), errors can occasionally occur even with clear sky.
A ground control station (GCS) provides the
facilities for human control of unmanned vehicles in the air so there are more messages are exchange between the vehicle and GCS via telemetry. Sometimes the connection between them is lost which will affect the control of the vehicle , so using this type of failsafe is very efficient. If the failsafe clears (contact with the ground station is restored) the vehicle will remain in its current flight mode. It is a simple tin can shaped fence centered on home that will attempt to stop vehicle from flying too far away by initiating an RTL. The maximum circular distance and altitude and the vehicle behavior when the fence is reached can be configured using ground control station.
This sheet is prepared by the project team .
Sana'a October 2015
When the failsafe will trigger
and What will happen The pilot turns off the RC transmitter . The vehicle travels outside of RC range (usually at around 500m ~ 700m). The receiver loses power (unlikely) . It will switch into RTL or LAND. voltage drops below 10.5 volts (configurable) for more than 10 seconds. Remaining capacity falls below the configurable Reserved MAH. It will switch into RTL or LAND A GPS failsafe event will occur if GPS 3D lock or the position Glitches for at least 5 seconds while vehicle is in a mode that requires the GPS (RTL, Auto, Loiter, Circle, Position, or Guided ) .The GPS failsafe response can be set to Land or switch to AltHold mode. RTL Mode If the GPS lock and are more than 2 meters from your home position. LAND Mode if you have no GPS lock or are within 2 meters of home. Continue with the mission if you are in AUTO mode and have set the GCS Failsafe.