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IJSREM65355
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10 |
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Jun 2026
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1-4
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Monthly (12 issues per year)
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Department of Electrical Engineering
AISSMS COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
Department of Electrical Engineering
AISSMS COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
Department of Electrical Engineering
AISSMS COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
Department of Electrical Engineering
AISSMS COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
Department of Electrical Engineering
AISSMS COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
The Seat Electronic Controller Unit (SECU) is an advanced automotive system designed to provide enhanced comfort and convenience for passengers through automated seat adjustments and integrated climate control features. This project leverages the capabilities of Renesas microcontrollers, motor drivers, and various system-on-chip (SoC) solutions to achieve precise control over seat positioning. Passengers can adjust the seat’s position using electronic switches for optimal ergonomic support. A key feature of the SECU is its dual-mode heating and cooling system, designed to maintain a comfortable seating temperature in varying environmental conditions. The system uses thermoelectric elements and temperature sensors to regulate heat distribution effectively. Additionally, the use of intelligent algorithms ensures energy-efficient thermal management. The microcontroller-based design provides real-time monitor- ing and closed-loop feedback to ensure smooth motor operation and accurate seat positioning. Safety mechanisms such as over-load detection and thermal cut-off protection are implemented to prevent damage to the system components. The integration of a user-friendly interface allows seamless interaction, providing easy access to adjustment and climate control settings. Furthermore, the SECU is designed to be modular and scalable, allowing customization for different vehicle models, from luxury to economy class. Through the efficient use of embedded systems and motor control technologies, this project aims to contribute to the development of smart automotive interiors that enhance the overall passenger experience. The SECU’s innovative design ensures reliable performance, reduced energy consumption, and improved passenger comfort, making it a valuable addition to modern vehicles
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Conclusion The Seat Electronic Controller Unit (SECU) is a comprehensive solution designed to enhance passen-ger comfort and safety through advanced seat adjustment and climate control features. By utilizing Renesas micro-controllers, DC motors, and thermoelectric modules, the system provides precise seat positioning and personalized temperature regulation. Real-time sensor feedback and closed-loop control ensure smooth operation, delivering an optimal seating experience. Safety and energy efficiency are at the core of the SECU’s design. Integrated fault detection algorithms, overcurrent protection, and temperature monitoring safe-guard passengers and components from potential hazards. Additionally, the system’s intelligent power management algorithms minimize energy consumption, contributing to overall vehicle efficiency. Through robust communication using CAN Bus and LIN Bus, the SECU maintains reliable performance and seamless integration with other vehicle systems. Future enhancements to the SECU can further improve user experience by incorporating AI-based personaliza-tion, predictive maintenance, and advanced climate con-trol algorithms. With its scalable and adaptable design, the SECU has the potential to become a standard feature in modern vehicles, providing unparalleled comfort and safety. This project demonstrates the effectiveness of embedded systems in the automotive sector, paving the way for smarter and more intuitive vehicle interiors.
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6/23/2026
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