Energy Augmentation Concepts for Advanced Airspace Mobility Vehicles

Energy Augmentation Concepts for Advanced Airspace Mobility Vehicles

This introductory paper describes several concepts that could be used for augmenting the energy state of electric Vertical Take-Off and Landing (eVTOL) vehicles. Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) electric vehicles, just like conventional vehicles, could need additional charge due to depleted batteries (e....

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Hauptverfasser: Sheth, Kapil, Nguyen, Nhan, Stinchfield, Todd, Ippolito, Corey, Schisler, Logan Seth, Pike, David, Lavelle, Thomas, Qualls, Garry
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