Analysis, Design and Implementation of Automotive Breaking System Based on Gold Sequence with Correlation RADAR
Citation
Shrikant Kumar, Dr. Paresh Rawat "Analysis, Design and Implementation of Automotive Breaking System Based on Gold Sequence with Correlation RADAR", International Journal of Engineering Trends and Technology (IJETT), V43(1),24-29 January 2017. ISSN:2231-5381. www.ijettjournal.org. published by seventh sense research group
Abstract
Automation technologies have provided us with various systems that reduce the time and human error. Particularly the heavy vehicles like aircraft and submarine are very difficult to operate manually in heavy traffic. As personally one is very careful about, otherwise damage being caused to the system. In view of this to provide a proper guidance to the system in heavy traffic, means are provided. We have enhanced the facility by using automatic breaking when an obstacle is close by. Therefore, in this paper we propose an “Automatic Breaking system” to prevent collision by using correlated sequences for correlation radar to detect obstacles. The “Automatic Breaking system” will process the signal activities and their echo’s and controls the system to prevent accidents caused by careless driving or difficulty in detecting objects in the path. In this controlling logic is implemented on VHDL using Xilinx software. The system designed by VHDL keeps a distance between the object and system to prevent accidents.
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Keywords
—PN Sequence, Correlation Radar, Avoid collision, Doppler Effect.