1What is the main purpose of a drone remote controller?
Basic Remote Controller
Easy
A.To record video on the drone
B.To charge the drone battery
C.To measure the drone altitude
D.To send pilot commands to the drone
Correct Answer: To send pilot commands to the drone
Explanation:
A remote controller sends the pilot's flight commands to the drone through radio signals.
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2Which remote-controller control is commonly used to change a drone's direction and altitude?
Basic Remote Controller
Easy
A.Antenna caps
B.Battery clips
C.Trim covers
D.Control sticks
Correct Answer: Control sticks
Explanation:
Control sticks provide inputs such as throttle, yaw, pitch, and roll.
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3What does the throttle control usually change on a multirotor drone?
Basic Remote Controller
Easy
A.Motor speed
B.GPS accuracy
C.Camera focus
D.Radio frequency
Correct Answer: Motor speed
Explanation:
Throttle changes motor speed, which controls the drone's upward or downward movement.
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4Which part of a remote controller transmits radio signals?
Basic Remote Controller
Easy
A.Antenna
B.Control stick
C.Display
D.Battery door
Correct Answer: Antenna
Explanation:
The antenna transmits radio signals from the remote controller to the drone.
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5What is the primary function of a receiver on a drone?
Receiver
Easy
A.Supply power to the motors
B.Measure pressure around the drone
C.Store images from the camera
D.Receive commands from the controller
Correct Answer: Receive commands from the controller
Explanation:
The receiver detects control signals sent by the pilot's remote controller.
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6Where is the radio receiver normally installed in a drone system?
Receiver
Easy
A.Inside the controller
B.On the drone
C.Inside the charger
D.On the landing pad
Correct Answer: On the drone
Explanation:
The receiver is installed on the drone so it can receive the remote controller's signals.
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7What process connects a radio receiver with a specific remote controller?
Receiver
Easy
A.Balancing
B.Binding
C.Charging
D.Calibrating
Correct Answer: Binding
Explanation:
Binding pairs a receiver with a particular remote controller for communication.
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8What is telemetry in a drone system?
Telemetry System
Easy
A.Direct charging of batteries
B.Manual adjustment of propellers
C.Physical protection of sensors
D.Remote transmission of flight data
Correct Answer: Remote transmission of flight data
Explanation:
Telemetry sends flight information between the drone and a ground station or controller.
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9Which information is commonly sent through a drone telemetry system?
Telemetry System
Easy
A.Frame material
B.Battery voltage
C.Landing-gear size
D.Propeller color
Correct Answer: Battery voltage
Explanation:
Telemetry commonly reports operating data such as battery voltage, altitude, and position.
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10Why is telemetry useful to a drone pilot?
Telemetry System
Easy
A.It displays flight status remotely
B.It increases propeller diameter
C.It reduces the drone weight
D.It repairs damaged motors
Correct Answer: It displays flight status remotely
Explanation:
Telemetry lets the pilot monitor important flight information without physically accessing the drone.
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11What is the main role of an autopilot system in a drone?
Introduction to autopilot System
Easy
A.Charge and balance batteries
B.Control and stabilize flight
C.Attach and remove propellers
D.Paint and protect the frame
Correct Answer: Control and stabilize flight
Explanation:
An autopilot processes commands and sensor data to control and stabilize the drone.
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12Which component is often called the brain of an autonomous drone?
Introduction to autopilot System
Easy
A.Battery connector
B.Landing gear
C.Flight controller
D.Propeller guard
Correct Answer: Flight controller
Explanation:
The flight controller runs autopilot software and sends control signals to the drone's motors.
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13What can an autopilot use to follow a planned route?
Introduction to autopilot System
Easy
A.GPS waypoints
B.Frame markings
C.Propeller numbers
D.Motor labels
Correct Answer: GPS waypoints
Explanation:
GPS waypoints define geographic positions that an autopilot can follow during a mission.
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14What information does an autopilot process to maintain stable flight?
Introduction to autopilot System
Easy
A.Sensor measurements
B.Propeller colors
C.Package labels
D.Frame dimensions
Correct Answer: Sensor measurements
Explanation:
The autopilot uses sensor measurements to estimate motion and correct the drone's flight.
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15Which internal sensor measures a drone's angular rotation rate?
Internal Sensors
Easy
A.Gyroscope
B.Rangefinder
C.GPS receiver
D.Optical-flow camera
Correct Answer: Gyroscope
Explanation:
A gyroscope measures angular rotation rate around the drone's axes.
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16Which internal sensor measures acceleration?
Internal Sensors
Easy
A.Rangefinder
B.Magnetometer
C.Thermometer
D.Accelerometer
Correct Answer: Accelerometer
Explanation:
An accelerometer measures acceleration along one or more axes.
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17Which sensor uses air pressure to help estimate altitude?
Internal Sensors
Easy
A.Camera
B.Barometer
C.Compass
D.Gyroscope
Correct Answer: Barometer
Explanation:
A barometer measures atmospheric pressure, which can be used to estimate altitude.
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18Which external sensor provides geographic position information?
External Sensors
Easy
A.Accelerometer
B.GPS receiver
C.Barometer
D.Gyroscope
Correct Answer: GPS receiver
Explanation:
A GPS receiver uses satellite signals to estimate the drone's geographic position.
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19Which external sensor can measure the distance between a drone and an obstacle?
External Sensors
Easy
A.Rangefinder
B.Barometer
C.Gyroscope
D.Accelerometer
Correct Answer: Rangefinder
Explanation:
A rangefinder measures distance and can support altitude holding or obstacle detection.
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20What does an optical-flow sensor help a drone detect?
External Sensors
Easy
A.Pressure inside the controller
B.Rotation speed of each motor
C.Voltage inside the battery
D.Movement relative to the ground
Correct Answer: Movement relative to the ground
Explanation:
An optical-flow sensor observes surface patterns to estimate movement relative to the ground.
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21On a Mode 2 remote controller, a pilot wants to increase altitude without intentionally changing yaw, pitch, or roll. Which input should be applied?
Basic Remote Controller
Medium
A.Move the left stick straight upward
B.Move the right stick straight upward
C.Move the right stick straight downward
D.Move the left stick straight downward
Correct Answer: Move the left stick straight upward
Explanation:
In Mode 2, the left stick controls throttle and yaw. Moving it straight upward increases throttle without commanding yaw.
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22A drone responds too sharply to small stick movements near the center, but the pilot still needs full control authority at maximum stick deflection. Which transmitter adjustment is most appropriate?
Basic Remote Controller
Medium
A.Increase the trim setting
B.Increase positive exponential
C.Reduce the endpoint setting
D.Reverse the control channel
Correct Answer: Increase positive exponential
Explanation:
Exponential reduces sensitivity near the stick center while preserving the full command range near maximum deflection.
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23During a preflight check, the flight controller shows only 80% input when the transmitter stick is at its maximum position. What should be checked first?
Basic Remote Controller
Medium
A.The battery cell balancing
B.The channel endpoint calibration
C.The propeller pitch angle
D.The GPS update frequency
Correct Answer: The channel endpoint calibration
Explanation:
Incorrect transmitter endpoints or incomplete radio calibration can prevent the flight controller from receiving the full input range.
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24A receiver has two diversity antennas. How should their active sections generally be arranged to reduce signal loss caused by aircraft orientation?
Receiver
Medium
A.At approximately right angles
B.Parallel and touching each other
C.Pointing toward the motors
D.Wrapped around the battery
Correct Answer: At approximately right angles
Explanation:
Placing diversity antennas at approximately gives the receiver a better chance of maintaining a useful signal in different orientations.
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25What receiver configuration best protects a drone if the transmitter signal is lost during flight?
Receiver
Medium
A.Apply a predefined failsafe state
B.Hold every channel indefinitely
C.Increase receiver output voltage
D.Disable all flight-controller sensors
Correct Answer: Apply a predefined failsafe state
Explanation:
A predefined failsafe lets the flight controller enter a safer action, such as hovering, landing, or returning home, after signal loss.
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26After installing a new receiver, moving the roll stick changes the flight controller's yaw input. What is the most likely cause?
The receiver output channels have likely been assigned incorrectly, causing the roll command to enter the yaw channel.
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27The drone still responds normally to control inputs, but battery voltage and position stop updating on the ground station. What is the most likely problem?
Telemetry System
Medium
A.The gyroscope has stopped measuring
B.The telemetry downlink has failed
C.The receiver has lost control power
D.The motors have entered failsafe
Correct Answer: The telemetry downlink has failed
Explanation:
Normal control response indicates that the command link is working. Missing ground-station data points specifically to a telemetry-link problem.
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28During a long-range flight, telemetry RSSI steadily falls and packet-loss warnings appear. What is the most appropriate immediate response?
Telemetry System
Medium
A.Disable telemetry error reporting
B.Increase distance to test the link
C.Improve line of sight and return closer
D.Raise the autopilot control gains
Correct Answer: Improve line of sight and return closer
Explanation:
Reducing distance and removing obstructions improves the link margin before telemetry or control communication becomes unreliable.
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29A telemetry system reports attitude only once per second. Why is it unsuitable for diagnosing a rapid oscillation occurring at ?
Telemetry System
Medium
A.Its sampling rate is too low
B.Its antenna polarization is circular
C.Its radio frequency is too high
D.Its receiver voltage is too stable
Correct Answer: Its sampling rate is too low
Explanation:
A one-sample-per-second update cannot represent a oscillation accurately, so the behavior may be missed or misrepresented.
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30A drone following a straight GPS route encounters a steady crosswind. What should a functioning autopilot do to remain on the route?
Introduction to autopilot System
Medium
A.Reduce all motor speeds equally
B.Maintain heading without position correction
C.Ignore GPS until the wind stops
D.Command a compensating crab angle
Correct Answer: Command a compensating crab angle
Explanation:
The autopilot compares the desired route with the measured position and commands a heading offset that compensates for crosswind drift.
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31In Stabilize mode, a drone levels itself when the sticks are centered but does not maintain altitude automatically. Why is this expected?
Introduction to autopilot System
Medium
A.Stabilize mode controls GPS position only
B.Stabilize mode disables the gyroscope
C.Stabilize mode requires no throttle input
D.Stabilize mode regulates attitude only
Correct Answer: Stabilize mode regulates attitude only
Explanation:
Stabilize mode generally controls roll and pitch attitude, while the pilot remains responsible for throttle and altitude.
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32After a metal payload is installed, the autopilot reports inconsistent compass readings during its pre-arm check. What should the operator do?
Introduction to autopilot System
Medium
A.Increase throttle during calibration
B.Disable every navigation failsafe
C.Identify interference and recalibrate
D.Bypass the warning and take off
Correct Answer: Identify interference and recalibrate
Explanation:
The payload may distort the magnetic field. Its placement should be corrected if necessary, followed by compass calibration and verification.
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33A stationary drone reports a slowly increasing yaw rate after its electronics warm up. Which action most directly addresses this behavior?
Internal Sensors
Medium
A.Calibrate the gyroscope at operating temperature
B.Increase the GPS waypoint acceptance radius
C.Replace the telemetry antenna orientation
D.Reduce the optical-flow update frequency
Correct Answer: Calibrate the gyroscope at operating temperature
Explanation:
A changing gyroscope bias can create an apparent rotation. Calibration after temperature stabilization helps estimate and remove that bias.
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34Flight logs show high-frequency accelerometer noise that increases with motor speed. Which corrective action should be tried first?
Internal Sensors
Medium
A.Lower the receiver failsafe delay
B.Balance the propellers and inspect mounts
C.Increase the compass declination value
D.Move the GPS waypoint farther away
Correct Answer: Balance the propellers and inspect mounts
Explanation:
Noise that follows motor speed usually indicates mechanical vibration. Propeller balancing and suitable flight-controller mounting address its common causes.
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35A barometric altitude reading fluctuates whenever propeller airflow passes over the flight controller. What is the best mitigation?
Internal Sensors
Medium
A.Shield the sensor while allowing static pressure
B.Seal the sensor inside an airtight enclosure
C.Replace the barometer with a magnetometer
D.Mount the sensor directly below a propeller
Correct Answer: Shield the sensor while allowing static pressure
Explanation:
Breathable foam or a ventilated cover can reduce pressure disturbances from airflow while still allowing the barometer to sense ambient pressure.
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36A drone's heading changes by several degrees when high motor current flows, although its physical direction is unchanged. What is the most likely cause?
Internal Sensors
Medium
A.Magnetic interference near the compass
B.Atmospheric pressure near the barometer
C.Control latency near the receiver
D.Satellite geometry near the GPS
Correct Answer: Magnetic interference near the compass
Explanation:
High-current wires and motors generate magnetic fields that can distort compass measurements and produce false heading changes.
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37A drone operating between tall buildings shows sudden GPS position jumps despite tracking several satellites. Which effect most likely explains this?
External Sensors
Medium
A.Receiver failsafe from compass declination
B.Gyroscope saturation from low throttle
C.Multipath reflection of satellite signals
D.Barometer drift from antenna polarization
Correct Answer: Multipath reflection of satellite signals
Explanation:
Buildings can reflect satellite signals, causing them to reach the GPS receiver along indirect paths and produce position errors.
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38For automatic landing close to the ground, which external sensor generally provides more precise direct height measurement than standard GPS?
External Sensors
Medium
A.Radio-control receiver
B.Downward rangefinder
C.Motor current sensor
D.Three-axis magnetometer
Correct Answer: Downward rangefinder
Explanation:
A downward lidar or sonar rangefinder directly measures the short distance to the surface, supporting more precise low-altitude landing control.
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39An indoor drone using optical flow holds position over a patterned floor but drifts over a glossy, featureless floor. What is the best explanation?
External Sensors
Medium
A.The compass uses the wrong declination
B.The camera lacks trackable visual features
C.The barometer measures excessive pressure
D.The receiver has too many output channels
Correct Answer: The camera lacks trackable visual features
Explanation:
Optical-flow sensors estimate motion by tracking surface features. Glossy or uniform surfaces provide insufficient texture for reliable tracking.
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40A fixed-wing drone maintains a constant GPS ground speed while flying into stronger headwind. What should a correctly functioning airspeed sensor indicate?
External Sensors
Medium
A.A higher airspeed than ground speed
B.An airspeed always equal to ground speed
C.A lower airspeed than ground speed
D.A zero airspeed during constant flight
Correct Answer: A higher airspeed than ground speed
Explanation:
With a headwind, . Therefore, maintaining the same ground speed requires an airspeed greater than the measured ground speed.
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41A transmitter maps a centered stick input to pulse widths from to . It applies a symmetric deadband of and then rescales each remaining side so full stick still produces the endpoint. What pulse width should be transmitted for ?
Basic Remote Controller
Hard
A.
B.
C.
D.
Correct Answer:
Explanation:
After deadband compensation, the normalized command is . Therefore, the pulse width is .
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42A pilot applies full roll and full pitch simultaneously. The transmitter independently maps both commands to motor-mixing inputs, causing the mixed outputs to exceed their allowed range. Which treatment best preserves the requested control direction while avoiding clipping distortion?
Basic Remote Controller
Hard
A.Clip each mixed output independently at its nearest permitted limit
B.Reduce only the pitch command until the roll outputs are valid
C.Scale both commands proportionally until every mixed output is within range
D.Apply additional exponential shaping after the outputs are clipped
Correct Answer: Scale both commands proportionally until every mixed output is within range
Explanation:
Proportional desaturation preserves the ratio between roll and pitch commands. Independent clipping changes that ratio and can produce an unintended control direction.
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43A remote-control link has a transmitter EIRP of , path loss of , receiver antenna gain of , and miscellaneous losses of . If receiver sensitivity is , what is the link margin?
Basic Remote Controller
Hard
A.
B.
C.
D.
Correct Answer:
Explanation:
Received power is . The margin above sensitivity is .
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44A serial RC receiver reports valid channel values for several frames after losing its RF link, but it also asserts a failsafe status flag. How should a safety-critical autopilot interpret these frames?
Receiver
Hard
A.Average the held values until channel variance exceeds a configured threshold
B.Ignore the flag unless the throttle channel changes to its minimum value
C.Continue normal flight because the channel values remain syntactically valid
D.Enter failsafe because the explicit link-status flag overrides held channel data
Correct Answer: Enter failsafe because the explicit link-status flag overrides held channel data
Explanation:
Held channel values can appear valid despite link loss. An explicit receiver failsafe flag is stronger evidence and should trigger the configured safety response.
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45A diversity receiver switches antennas whenever the alternate antenna's RSSI is momentarily higher. During flight, this produces frequent switching and bursts of lost frames. Which modification most directly addresses the problem?
Receiver
Hard
A.Add RSSI hysteresis and require superiority for a minimum dwell time
B.Average both antenna signals electrically before decoding every frame
C.Increase the commanded channel refresh rate without changing selection
D.Select the antenna with the lower noise floor only during startup
Correct Answer: Add RSSI hysteresis and require superiority for a minimum dwell time
Explanation:
Hysteresis and dwell time prevent rapid switching caused by short fades or RSSI noise while still allowing a sustained better antenna path to be selected.
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46Eight independent PWM receiver channels update at but begin their pulses at unrelated times. An autopilot reads each channel immediately after its edge arrives. What subtle control-input problem can result compared with decoding one framed serial packet?
Receiver
Hard
A.The receiver loses the ability to represent commands below the electrical midpoint
B.The assembled channel set can represent different sampling instants within one control cycle
C.The PWM pulse widths become proportional to RF carrier frequency rather than stick position
D.The autopilot necessarily receives all eight channels at exactly one-eighth the update rate
Correct Answer: The assembled channel set can represent different sampling instants within one control cycle
Explanation:
Asynchronous PWM edges can create a temporally skewed channel snapshot. A framed serial protocol normally delivers a coherent set of channel values from one receiver update.
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47A telemetry stream uses packet sequence numbers modulo . The last accepted number was , followed by packets numbered and . Assuming packets arrive in order, how many packets were lost before packet ?
Telemetry System
Hard
A.One packet
B.Two packets
C.Three packets
D.Four packets
Correct Answer: Two packets
Explanation:
After , the expected sequence is . Receiving means packets and were lost.
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48A half-duplex telemetry radio provides a raw rate of . Protocol overhead consumes of transmitted bits, and the air-time schedule assigns to downlink. What is the maximum downlink payload rate under continuous loading?
Telemetry System
Hard
A.
B.
C.
D.
Correct Answer:
Explanation:
The payload rate is , or approximately .
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49A ground station receives a delayed position packet after a newer packet because the radio retransmitted it. Which design best prevents the displayed vehicle position from moving backward in time?
Telemetry System
Hard
A.Average consecutive positions whenever their packet sequence numbers differ
B.Order updates by vehicle timestamps and reject data older than the displayed state
C.Reset the position estimate whenever retransmission is detected on the link
D.Order updates by ground-station arrival times and display every valid packet
Correct Answer: Order updates by vehicle timestamps and reject data older than the displayed state
Explanation:
Arrival order can differ from generation order. Vehicle timestamps allow the ground station to identify stale states and avoid temporal regression.
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50In a cascaded multirotor controller, the outer attitude loop produces a desired angular rate, while the inner rate loop commands torque. Why should the inner loop normally run at a substantially higher bandwidth?
Introduction to autopilot System
Hard
A.It must reject fast rotational disturbances before the slower attitude loop reacts
B.It must lower motor update frequency to suppress high-frequency actuator commands
C.It must integrate position error before the navigation loop generates waypoints
D.It must estimate magnetic declination before attitude corrections become observable
Correct Answer: It must reject fast rotational disturbances before the slower attitude loop reacts
Explanation:
The inner loop stabilizes rapid rotational dynamics. Bandwidth separation lets the outer loop treat the rate-controlled vehicle as a faster, approximately settled subsystem.
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51During a strong wind, a vehicle's commanded roll torque remains beyond actuator capability, so the rate controller's integral term grows continuously. When the wind drops, the vehicle overshoots severely. Which correction is most appropriate?
Introduction to autopilot System
Hard
A.Apply integral anti-windup using saturation-aware clamping or back-calculation
B.Increase the integral gain so accumulated error is removed more rapidly
C.Disable actuator saturation so the controller can preserve its requested torque
D.Differentiate the saturated motor command and add it to the attitude target
Correct Answer: Apply integral anti-windup using saturation-aware clamping or back-calculation
Explanation:
Anti-windup stops or reverses inappropriate integrator growth when actuators saturate, reducing the stored command that causes overshoot after saturation ends.
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52An autopilot's estimator reports a GNSS velocity innovation of with innovation variance . For a normalized innovation squared gate of , how should this scalar measurement be handled?
Introduction to autopilot System
Hard
A.Accept it because the normalized innovation squared is
B.Reject it because the normalized innovation squared is
C.Accept it because the normalized innovation squared is
D.Reject it because the normalized innovation squared is
Correct Answer: Reject it because the normalized innovation squared is
Explanation:
The normalized innovation squared is . Since , the measurement lies outside the configured consistency gate.
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53A fixed-wing autopilot must track a ground path in steady crosswind. Airspeed is sufficient, but commanding the aircraft nose directly along the desired ground-track bearing causes lateral drift. What should the guidance system command?
Introduction to autopilot System
Hard
A.A bank angle of zero while increasing throttle until drift disappears
B.A wind-corrected heading that produces the desired ground-velocity direction
C.A yaw rate proportional only to the difference between airspeed and groundspeed
D.A heading equal to the desired ground track regardless of measured wind
Correct Answer: A wind-corrected heading that produces the desired ground-velocity direction
Explanation:
Ground velocity is the vector sum of air-relative velocity and wind. The aircraft must crab into the wind so the resulting ground-velocity vector follows the path.
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54A stationary gyroscope has an uncompensated constant bias of . If attitude is obtained only by integrating its output, approximately how much attitude error accumulates in minutes?
Internal Sensors
Hard
A.
B.
C.
D.
Correct Answer:
Explanation:
For constant bias, error grows as . Thus, .
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55A multirotor accelerates horizontally at while remaining level. An attitude estimator temporarily treats the accelerometer as measuring gravity alone. Approximately what false tilt angle can this assumption introduce?
Internal Sensors
Hard
A.
B.
C.
D.
Correct Answer:
Explanation:
The apparent gravity direction is tilted by . Translational acceleration therefore corrupts an accelerometer-only attitude correction.
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56Barometric altitude suddenly indicates a climb whenever rotor speed increases, even though GNSS and range measurements show constant altitude. Which mechanism and mitigation are most consistent with this behavior?
Internal Sensors
Hard
A.Gyroscope scale-factor drift; increase barometer sampling and reduce gyro bandwidth
B.GNSS clock drift; seal the pressure port completely and disable temperature correction
C.Propeller-induced pressure changes; relocate the vent and add static-pressure shielding
D.Magnetic hard-iron bias; rotate the pressure sensor and recalibrate motor endpoints
Correct Answer: Propeller-induced pressure changes; relocate the vent and add static-pressure shielding
Explanation:
Rotor wash and local dynamic pressure can change the pressure at the barometer port. Careful placement, shielding, and suitable filtering reduce this altitude error.
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57Magnetometer heading error is small with motors off but increases predictably with total motor current. Which calibration model most directly targets this effect?
Internal Sensors
Hard
A.Estimate a constant gyroscope bias during each high-throttle maneuver
B.Rotate GNSS velocity according to the commanded collective-thrust value
C.Scale accelerometer measurements according to measured battery voltage
D.Estimate a magnetic offset proportional to motor current and subtract it
Correct Answer: Estimate a magnetic offset proportional to motor current and subtract it
Explanation:
Current-carrying conductors create throttle-dependent magnetic fields. A current-based compensation model can remove this interference more effectively than a constant offset alone.
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58During GNSS denial, an optical-flow sensor reports image motion in radians per second. Which additional measurement is most directly required to convert that angular flow into metric horizontal velocity over level ground?
External Sensors
Hard
A.Receiver signal-to-noise ratio
B.Absolute magnetic field strength
C.Static atmospheric pressure
D.Height above the observed surface
Correct Answer: Height above the observed surface
Explanation:
Optical flow provides angular motion. Metric velocity is proportional to angular flow times distance to the observed surface, after compensating for vehicle rotation.
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59A downward rangefinder measures distance along the body vertical axis while the vehicle is tilted by roll and pitch above flat terrain. Ignoring sensor offset, which expression gives vertical height?
External Sensors
Hard
A.
B.
C.
D.
Correct Answer:
Explanation:
The vertical height is the vertical projection of the slanted body-axis range. That projection is for the stated geometry.
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60Near tall reflective buildings, a GNSS receiver reports high satellite count and a plausible position, but the position repeatedly jumps by several meters. Which evidence most strongly indicates multipath rather than normal vehicle motion?
External Sensors
Hard
A.Gyroscope rates rise with matching accelerometer forces during every position displacement
B.Barometric altitude changes consistently with the three-dimensional GNSS trajectory
C.Optical-flow velocity and GNSS velocity agree throughout each reported position change
D.GNSS innovations jump while inertial predictions remain smooth and dynamically consistent
Correct Answer: GNSS innovations jump while inertial predictions remain smooth and dynamically consistent
Explanation:
Multipath can produce abrupt GNSS errors without corresponding inertial motion. Large GNSS innovations against a smooth inertial prediction are therefore strong inconsistency evidence.
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