Automatic Speed Control System in E-Vehicle

The Automatic Brake Control System for Opposite Vehicles presents a novel approach to enhance vehicle safety and control. Traditional vehicles are being surpassed by EVs in various automotive aspects, particularly in efficiency, owing to their utilization of energy flow from batteries to motors for propulsion. This proposed system aims to integrate ultrasonic sensors to achieve automatic speed control using PWM technique. The primary function of the ultrasonic sensors is to measure obstacle distances in real-time. Based on these measurements, the system adjusts the vehicle speed proportionally, ensuring safe distances are maintained from obstacles and other vehicles.Additionally, the system collaborates with speed sensors to prevent skidding, further enhancing the overall safety and control of the vehicle. Additionally, the system collaborates with speed sensors to prevent skidding, further enhancing overall safety and control. The integration of a feedback mechanism allows for continuous adjustments, improving the vehicle's responsiveness to dynamic road conditions. Moreover, the system can be easily adapted for use in various vehicle types, contributing to broader applications in both autonomous and semi-autonomous driving, ultimately promoting safer roadways.

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2025-07-04
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icctdc64446.2025.11158104
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Autonomous Vehicle Technology and Safety
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Automatic Speed Control System in E-Vehicle

Hassan Hemmat M., M. Magesh, P M Kavin
Autonomous Vehicle Technology and Safety
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Automatic Speed Control System in E-Vehicle

Hassan Hemmat M., M. Magesh, P M Kavin
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Abstract

The Automatic Brake Control System for Opposite Vehicles presents a novel approach to enhance vehicle safety and control. Traditional vehicles are being surpassed by EVs in various automotive aspects, particularly in efficiency, owing to their utilization of energy flow from batteries to motors for propulsion. This proposed system aims to integrate ultrasonic sensors to achieve automatic speed control using PWM technique. The primary function of the ultrasonic sensors is to measure obstacle distances in real-time. Based on these measurements, the system adjusts the vehicle speed proportionally, ensuring safe distances are maintained from obstacles and other vehicles.Additionally, the system collaborates with speed sensors to prevent skidding, further enhancing the overall safety and control of the vehicle. Additionally, the system collaborates with speed sensors to prevent skidding, further enhancing overall safety and control. The integration of a feedback mechanism allows for continuous adjustments, improving the vehicle's responsiveness to dynamic road conditions. Moreover, the system can be easily adapted for use in various vehicle types, contributing to broader applications in both autonomous and semi-autonomous driving, ultimately promoting safer roadways.

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