Tunable membership function circuit for fuzzy control systems using CMOS technology

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The membership function circuit (MFC) is used in the input parts of analogue fuzzy hardware systems. The fuzzy hardware can execute singleton fuzzy control algorithms. In the letter a voltage-input current-output membership function circuit is proposed. The characteristic of this building block is tunable and is useful for current-mode analogue fuzzy hardware. The proposed circuit was designed by using 3.5μm CMOS design rules, and its operations have been confirmed using PSPICE simulations.

Inspec keywords: CMOS integrated circuits; fuzzy logic; analogue processing circuits; linear integrated circuits; tuning; fuzzy control

Other keywords: membership function circuit; OTA implementation; voltage input current-output; 3.5 micron; PSPICE simulations; fuzzy control; CMOS technology; singleton fuzzy control algorithms; tunable circuit; building block; CMOS design rules; current-mode analogue fuzzy hardware

Subjects: Analogue processing circuits; Electronic control logic; Analogue circuits; CMOS integrated circuits

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