Analysis and Intelligent Control of Heavy Duty Vehicle Software Architecture Components

The defense industry is rapidly growing in our country. The domestic and national designs of heavy duty vehicles are standardized by many application software programs which are used to model and analyze the plant model and control model. This paper focuses on the modeling of the transmission components of heavy duty vehicles used in the defense industry and the different techniques to standardize them. The paper first introduces the component which is used in heavy duty vehicle transmission modeling. Second, this paper focuses on the modeled PID controller to control the plant model. Third, the conventional controller is defined. Fourth, the analysis of two different controllers and the outputs of this heavy duty component are explained. The requirements for future work are also defined in this paper.

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