R-R Studies Hybrid-Electric Power For Tempest Additive Capabilities
Credit: BAE Systems
LONDON–Rolls-Royce is studying the use of hybrid-electric propulsion for the unmanned air systems that could support the UK’s Tempest Future Combat Air System. UAS and loyal wingmen, described in the Tempest concept as additive capabilities, could be powered by distributed fans and other propulsion...
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