Study on Automotive Air Conditioner Control System Based on Incremental-PID

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Perfect automotive air conditioner system can be improved to ensure pleasant air environment in a variety of external conditions, the driver can keep the brain cool, improve work efficiency, reduce fatigue and accidents, and thus guarantees driving safety. Because of the transient nature of automotive air conditioner and systematic non-linear, it is extremely difficult to establish the mathematical model for the system. Generally, to describe the transfer function or the state function of automobile air conditioner accurately is difficult, the control of the system can rarely obtain satisfying results. This article explored the procedures of introducing the digital PID control algorithm into the automotive air conditioner control system, and proposed an automobile air conditioner intelligent control system based on Increment-PID algorithm. Optimized control of automotive air conditioner system can improve its performance.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 129-131)

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17-22

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August 2010

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