This document discusses using fuzzy logic to design an intelligent cruise control system. It introduces fuzzy logic concepts like IF-THEN rules and Mamdani interfaces that can be used. It then presents the design of a cruise controller using fuzzy logic, including the rule base, control surface, MATLAB block diagram, and input-output relations of the fuzzy controller. Several examples are shown of the cruise controller maintaining distance from the next car under different scenarios.
This document discusses using fuzzy logic to design an intelligent cruise control system. It introduces fuzzy logic concepts like IF-THEN rules and Mamdani interfaces that can be used. It then presents the design of a cruise controller using fuzzy logic, including the rule base, control surface, MATLAB block diagram, and input-output relations of the fuzzy controller. Several examples are shown of the cruise controller maintaining distance from the next car under different scenarios.
This document discusses using fuzzy logic to design an intelligent cruise control system. It introduces fuzzy logic concepts like IF-THEN rules and Mamdani interfaces that can be used. It then presents the design of a cruise controller using fuzzy logic, including the rule base, control surface, MATLAB block diagram, and input-output relations of the fuzzy controller. Several examples are shown of the cruise controller maintaining distance from the next car under different scenarios.
Professor, EEE INTELLIGENT CRUISE CONTROL WITH FUZZY LOGIC The Cruise controller
Cruise control is a system to automatically
control the speed of an automobile
How should a cruise controller be?
System description Fuzzy Logic Concepts IF-THEN Rules Mamdani Type Interface CRUISE CONTROLLER WITH FUZZY LOGIC RULE BASE AND CONTROL SURFACE MATLAB BLOCK DIAGRAM FUZZY CONTROLLER I/O RELATIONS CONTROL SURFACE Actual and Desired Distances vs time (desired distance = 10 m, velocity of the next car =20km/h) Velocity of our car and the velocity of the next car vs. time Acceleration of our car vs. time Actual and Desired Distances vs time (desired distance = 10 m, the next car accelerates with a constant rate of 0.056m/s^2 ) Velocity of our car and the velocity of the next car vs. time the speed of the car in front varies sinusoidaly between 25 and 15 km/h. And our desired distance is 10m Actual and Desired Distances vs time Comments & Questions