Electronic circuit for controlling a movement by a fuzzy cellular architecture
AssigneeSTMicroelectronics S.r.l.
InventorsPaolo Arena, Marco Branciforte, Giovanni Di Bernardo, Luigi Occhipinti
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AssigneeSTMicroelectronics S.r.l.
InventorsPaolo Arena, Marco Branciforte, Giovanni Di Bernardo, Luigi Occhipinti
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A method of controlling the movements of a multi-actuator electro-mechanical system having a matrix of locally interconnected analog cells associated therewith is provided. Each cell represents a hardware implementation of a model of fuzzy inference rules. The model includes a fuzzy circuit architecture which may be implemented in an integrated circuit with VLSI CMOS technology that generates and controls a reaction diffusion mechanism typical of auto-waves using a fuzzy neural network. The fuzzy neural network defines the functional relationships that may duplicate simultaneous reaction diffusion equations. The duplication of the simultaneous reaction diffusion equations is provided using two sets of fuzzy rules processing, in a linguistic manner, the state variables of the cells. An oscillatory type dynamic is imposed on each cell where two dynamic processes having different kinetic characteristics coexist.
A programmable electronic circuit for controlling movements of a multi-actuator electro-mechanical system of a type associated with a cellular architecture and comprising a plurality of actuators and a plurality of programmable cells interconnected locally and associated with the plurality of actuators, the plurality of programmable cells providing a mathematical representation of a locomotive phenomenon and a corresponding conversion of the representation of the locomotive phenomenon to commands for driving the plurality of actuators, the programmable electronic circuit comprising:
An electro-mechanical system comprising:
An electro-mechanical system comprising;
A method of controlling movements of a multi-actuator electro-mechanical system comprising;
A method of controlling movements of a multi-actuator electro-mechanical system comprising:
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