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Our UAV propulsion module comes as a fully integrated solution. All systems come as one block for easy installation & maintenance.
Last Updated:
06-04-2022
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Location:
Kyiv
Europe
Ukraine

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Drones, or unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), typically use electric motors or internal combustion engines as their power source. Drones can be equipped with electric motors or internal combustion engines. Electric motors are common in smaller consumer and professional drones, while larger or specialized drones may utilize internal combustion engines. The motor generates the mechanical power required to rotate the propellers or rotors and generate thrust for flight. The Electronic Speed Controller (ESC) is an essential component in drones with electric motors. It regulates the power supplied to the motor and converts the signals from the flight controller into the appropriate voltage and current to control the motor’s speed and direction. Drones with electric motors rely on batteries as their power source. Lithium polymer (LiPo) batteries are commonly used due to their high energy density and lightweight properties. The power source supplies the necessary electrical energy to the motor and other electronic components on the drone. In drones that use internal combustion engines, a fuel system is required. This system consists of a fuel tank, fuel lines, and a carburettor or fuel injection system. It delivers a mixture of fuel (such as gasoline) and air to the engine, allowing combustion to produce mechanical power. Internal combustion engines in drones generate heat during operation. To prevent overheating, a cooling system may be included, such as a radiator or cooling fins. This system helps dissipate excess heat and maintain the engine’s optimal operating temperature. The propellers or rotors are connected to the motor and convert the rotary motion into thrust for flight. The design and configuration of the propellers or rotors depend on the type of drone and its intended application. While there isn’t a specific component referred to as a “drone engine unit,” the combination of the motor, power source, ESC, and other associated systems collectively form the drone’s power system or propulsion system. These components work together to generate the necessary power for flight.