Design and Implementation of Adaptive Control Braking System using LabVIEW for Passenger Comfort through its Smart Sensing and Controlled Braking

Abhishek Shukla, Ch Shravankumar

Abstract


An unaccustomed driver not always has a sound judgment of the surrounding traffic and frequently depresses the brake pedal, causing a poor, jerky drive. Hence, now a day in high end cars to provide comfort to passengers while applying sudden brakes without jerks and also in time to avoid collision the Adaptive Control Braking System is used. The main objective of this research study is to automatically monitor the braking force required to maximize the comfort during braking and without collision by implementing Adaptive Control Braking System using LabVIEW by taking different real time inputs, analyze them such that to get a maximum comfort and sending signals to the actuators as outputs. This system aids the braking mechanism to augment passenger comfort through its smart sensing and controlled braking.  

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Keywords


Adaptive Control Braking System, Virtual Instrumentation, LabVIEW, Passenger Comfort, Smart Sensing, Ultrasonic Proximity Sensor, LVDT Sensor.

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