Iot Based Automatic Breaking Control System For Ev Vehicle And Monitoring System
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https://doi.org/10.63665/k94z4q29Keywords:
Electric Vehicle (EV), IoT, Automated Braking System, Ultrasonic Sensor, Battery Monitoring, Blynk Application, Obstacle Detection, Real-Time Monitoring, Embedded Systems, Smart Safety System.Abstract
Electric vehicles (EV) are getting more and more popular in today’s society as a result of rising petrol prices. An IoT based automated breaking Control system for EV vehicles is proposed in this paper, together with a monitoring system. An EV’s battery monitoring and control system measures the battery’s voltage and temperature. Sensors, a microprocessor, a Wi-Fi module, and a battery make up this system. It is built using the affordable microcontroller. It has an ultrasonic sensor and works as an automated braking system. The controller receives the data sent by the ultrasonic sensor, which is used to identify obstacles, and uses them to regulate the brake mechanism. Voltage, temperature, and battery data are passed to the microcontroller, which subsequently sends them over Wi-Fi to the Blynk application. It is suggested that the parameters of the EV be monitored immediately using a Blynk app.
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