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This course introduces learners to the world of drones, covering everything from basic flight principles to complete drone design and setup. You’ll explore drone types, core components, wiring, physics, component selection, mission-based design, remote control systems, environmental effects, PID tuning, testing, and troubleshooting. By the end, you’ll understand how drones work, how to build one, and how to optimize it for stable, efficient, and flight.
Definition and difference between UAVs and drones
Brief history and evolution of drone technology
Types of drones: multirotor, fixed-wing, hybrid
Applications: military, civilian, agriculture, delivery, FPV racing
Emerging trends in drone usage and automation
Newton’s three laws of motion applied to drones
Bernoulli’s Principle and lift generation
The four forces of flight: lift, thrust, drag, and weight
Stability and control in flight dynamics
Overview of main parts: Frame, Motors, ESCs, Propellers, FC, Battery
Role of the flight controller, GPS modules, and camera systems
Wiring diagram illustrations for each component
Types of frames and propeller configurations
How individual parts work together during flight
Connection and signal flow: from transmitter to flight controller
Basic wiring practices and functional layouts
Introduction to circuit diagrams for drone setup
Torque and thrust relationship
RPM (Revolutions Per Minute) and propeller behavior
Voltage-current relationships in drone circuits
Load, lift, and energy efficiency during flight
Reading thrust tables for motor selection
Battery selection using mAh and C-rating calculations
ESC rating and compatibility with motor/battery
Frame size vs payload capacity
Choosing the right components based on data
Design process starting from use-case (racing, delivery, photography)
Creating drone configuration based on payload and performance needs
Selecting compatible components based on mission objectives
Design documentation and part-list preparation
Transmitters and receivers: channels and functions
Binding radio systems and assigning controls
Wiring all drone components safely
Identifying and avoiding common wiring mistakes
Use of simulators and test kits for practice
Importance of weight distribution for stability
Wind resistance and drone aerodynamics
Effects of temperature and altitude on battery and lift
Best practices for flight in varied environmental conditions
Introduction to PID (Proportional-Integral-Derivative) control logic
Basic PID tuning using flight controller software
Calibrating ESCs and sensors (gyro, accelerometer)
Setting up flight modes for takeoff and safety
First power-on checks and ground tests
Conducting simulated and live flight tests
Diagnosing hardware and software errors
Smoke stoppers and continuity testers
Troubleshooting connection and stability issues
Making field-side adjustments
Flight log analysis and identifying inefficiencies
Advanced PID tuning and altitude hold modes
Introduction to GPS path planning and autonomous flight
Ideas for upgrading to long-range, obstacle avoidance, or FPV
Final project recap and extended learning paths