Find a planes Mach Speed with Simulink
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In this video, we discuss the Mach Number calculation of an aircraft. The Mach number is used to determine whether an aircraft is super, sub or transonic. In order to design the Mach number, we take input from the user and divide it by the speed of sound. As a result, we can match it to find the net result or the type of aircraft based on speed. We use the Simulink blocks for the same and also give a description of the aerospace library and its own inbuilt Mach vision.
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