Fuzzy Logic Controller Design for Intelligent Lighting and Air-Conditioning Management Systems
Keywords:
Energy Efficiency, Fuzzy Logic Control, Lighting and AC Management, and Intelligent SystemsAbstract
In an effort to conserve energy and optimize the use of resources, this research explores the application of fuzzy logic control techniques to improve energy efficiency in intelligent lighting and air conditioning (AC) management systems. This research aims to investigate how fuzzy logic control strategies can be incorporated into intelligent systems to regulate lighting and air conditioning operations with greater precision, adaptability, and energy efficiency. By utilizing a fuzzy logic algorithm, this research develops a model that is able to dynamically adjust lighting levels and AC settings based on environmental conditions, housing patterns, and user preferences. Fuzzy logic control has proven useful for maintaining the desired level of comfort and optimizing electrical energy consumption through trials. The research results show that the integration of fuzzy logic control methodology offers significant potential to improve energy efficiency in lighting and air conditioning management systems, leading to reduced energy consumption and operational costs. These findings highlight the importance of intelligent control in the sustainable management of electrical equipment and provide valuable insights for the design and implementation of energy-efficient systems in a variety of contexts.
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