The Flight Simulation Suite is collection of our modeling blocksets for Simulink^®  which enable the development of flight simulations for a broad range of aerospace vehicles. The suite is compatible with and offers a valuable extension to The MathWorks Aerospace Toolbox and Blockset. It can, however, stand alone for users who do not need the additional benefits of the Aerospace Toolbox and Blockset.

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Flight Simulation Suite.pdf

The Sensor & Vehicle Model Blockset is a collection of models and utilities used to simulate different types of aerospace equipment. The models are generic and focus on overall characteristics of the equipment type such as noise levels, location effects, sampling, etc. In general, we only

The Mass Model Blockset is a collection of models and utilities which enable mass properties to be defined within the Simulink environment.The Blockset can use to develop fixed, discrete state or continuous state models. We have also included to Class I models for quick estimations,

An Almost Ready to Fly (ARF) Flight Simulation is a boilerplate model which only requires vehicle customization to get started. The model  includes fully functional equations of motion, a basic environment and model structures for pilot/ground control station and vehicle models. It also includes a data

Stability and Control DATCOM is a collection, correlation, codification and recording of the best, knowledge, opinion and judgement of aerodynamic stability and control prediction methods (circa 1978). It presents substantiated techniques for use (1) early in the design or concept study phase, (2) to evaluate changes resulting from proposed engineering fixes and (3) as a training aid. It was originally written by McDonnell Douglas for the United States Air Force. AerospacePro offers the written version on CD and the digital version via instant download. The digital version includes a Windows (command line) application, FORTRAN source code, examples and three volumes of documentation.