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Validation of Spatial Hysteresis as the Internal Damping Mechanism in an Unmanned Micro Aerial Vehicle Model
Unmanned aerial vehicles have been an area of interest in both research and industry for the past several decades. Advancements in technology have allowed such aircraft to decrease in size. UAVs are less expensive than traditional aircraft and are less restricted in where they can fly due to their c
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