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This presentation outlines the development efforts for an Adaptive Cruise Control System designed to enhance vehicle safety and efficiency. Key aspects covered include project reintroduction, design norms emphasizing transparency and reliability, major obstacles faced in communication between devices, and the current status of system development using DE2 technology. The presentation concludes with a look ahead to future steps and software testing planned for March. This project involves a collaborative team and aims to improve on existing cruise control technologies for better fuel economy and driver safety.
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Team 3: Calvin Cruise Adaptive Cruise Control System ENGR 340 February 26, 2007
Outline • Reintroduction of Project • Design Norms • Major Obstacles • Current Status • The Future • Questions Outline • Reintroduction • Design Norms • Obstacles • Status • Future
Reintroduction – The Team Erik Barton • Nate Barker • Nate Sportel • Bryan Bandstra • Chris Vonk Outline • Reintroduction • Design Norms • Obstacles • Status • Future
Reintroduction – Project Overview Design an Adaptive Cruise Control System • Detects the distance and speed of forward vehicles • Changes the cruise speed of the equipped vehicle • Touch screen user interface andinformation display Outline • Reintroduction • Design Norms • Obstacles • Status • Future
Design Norms Transparency • Easy to use • Small learning curve • Minimal attention required from user during operation • Robust and reliable • Functions reliably and accurately in varied weather and temperature conditions Outline • Reintroduction • Design Norms • Obstacles • Status • Future
Design Norms Humility • Human fallibility – operator • Reduces risk for highway drivers • Human fallibility – designer • Peer review • Safety backups in design Outline • Reintroduction • Design Norms • Obstacles • Status • Future
Design Norms Stewardship • Increased fuel economy • Improve on existing cruise control systems • Reduce sharp acceleration and deceleration Outline • Reintroduction • Design Norms • Obstacles • Status • Future
Major Obstacles – Overcome Obtained TRW AC10 Radar • Detects distance and speed • 150 meter range, 0.09 kphspeed resolution • Four vehicle tracking • Yaw compensation Outline • Reintroduction • Design Norms • Obstacles • Status • Future
Major Obstacles – Remaining Communicating with devices: • Car – J1850 BUS • Radar – CAN BUS Outline • Reintroduction • Design Norms • Obstacles • Status • Future
Major Obstacles – Remaining Communicating with devices: • NeoVI and Altera DE2 board – USB Outline • Reintroduction • Design Norms • Obstacles • Status • Future
Current Status Developing system controller on DE2 • Creating system flow diagrams • Refreshing knowledge of DE2 • Creating test plan for controller Outline • Reintroduction • Design Norms • Obstacles • Status • Future
Current Status Test and create interfaces • Test radar and NeoVI interface • Test car and NeoVI interface • Create NeoVI and DE2 interface Outline • Reintroduction • Design Norms • Obstacles • Status • Future
The Next Month – March Software to filter signals for NeoVI • From radar • From car Software to filter signals for DE2 Outline • Reintroduction • Design Norms • Obstacles • Status • Future