Category: Propulsion Testing Tools & Equipment

Torque is an important variable when considering motor performance. It can be used to calculate mechanical power...

A thrust stand is a great tool for testing your brushless motors and propellers. It...

Electric motors are widely used in many industries and applications. From electric vehicles to household...

Calculating propeller thrust is a useful part of the aircraft design process. It can help you...

This article explains the key formulas for calculating brushless motor efficiency and demonstrates how they can...

If you are trying to decide whether to purchase or build a test stand yourself,...

When it comes to brushless motor testing, there is an important difference between static and...

Many electric motor manufacturers promise impressive performance up to and beyond 95% efficiency. The numbers...

When it comes to drone performance, there is a necessary trade-off between two important factors:...

Measuring motor speed is a key part of characterizing your UAVs propulsion system. Perhaps most...

The drone engineering process often operates as a ‘design loop’, which refers to the circular...

When building a drone, it is essential to test multiple motors and select the most...

The goal of this report is to demonstrate a simple process for extending your multicopter...

Electric motors are used in many tools and vehicles. In drones and electric aircraft, they...

Discover how to test your brushless motors and propellers, design testing procedures, set testing parameters...

In the world of drones, UAVs and eVTOL aircraft, having an optimized motor-propeller configuration not...

We recently completed a study comparing various dual motor and coaxial rotor configurations. We compared...

Tyto Robotics has just revealed its newest, biggest-ever test stand: the Flight Stand 150. It...

Measuring torque is essential when designing a propulsion system as it allows you to measure...

In the six years since we started selling our drone test stand technology, we’ve learned...