Intelligent controller

An intelligent control system, as considered by Johnson and Picton (1995), comprises of a number of subsystems as shown in Figure 10.1. 

Fig. 10.1 Intelligent control system structure (adapted from Johnson and Picton).

Artificial Neural Networks have the following potential advantages for intelligent control ... 

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Household appliances make up one of the largest markets for electrotechnical and electronic products. While comparatively simple versions of sensors and microsystem products, such as temperature sensors or level sensors, have long been used in household appliances, new and improved sensors conquer the market at a breathtaking rate. The way modern sensors with intelligent control systems are used is one of the main distinguishing features between the various products and companies. 

Measurement Techniques for Droplet Properties and Intelligent Control of Droplet Processes... 

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