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How To Run Fuzzy Logic Based Projects

This document provides instructions for opening and using a fuzzy logic file in MATLAB. It details 4 steps: 1) Opening MATLAB and viewing the interface components, 2) Importing a fuzzy logic file, 3) Exporting the file to the workspace, and 4) Opening and running a simulation circuit file to view the output.

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How To Run Fuzzy Logic Based Projects

This document provides instructions for opening and using a fuzzy logic file in MATLAB. It details 4 steps: 1) Opening MATLAB and viewing the interface components, 2) Importing a fuzzy logic file, 3) Exporting the file to the workspace, and 4) Opening and running a simulation circuit file to view the output.

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STEP 1: Double click the MATLAB software icon in your desktop.

Then Matlab will be opened in the format as shown in below.

Components of MATLAB Workspace Current Directory Command History Command Window

STEP 2: Enter the word fuzzy" in your MATLABs command window.

Then FIS editor will be opened like this.

STEP 3: Goto file in the FIS editor and click on Import and select from file

Select the FUZZY.fis file in given folder (i.e. 43. Fuzzy logic speed control of a dc motor)

Then your projects FIS file (i.e. FUZZY) will opened like this.

Then select the file in the FIS editor, i.e. FUZZY and click on Export and select To Workspace

Then it will be appear as shownnin below.

Then press enter on ok. And minimize the FIS editor and all components.

STEP 4: Example: project:- Fuzzy logic speed control of a dc motor Double click your simulation circuit. It will be opened in few seconds.

This is your MATLAB-SIMULINK circuit.

Then run the circuit.

After completing the running of simulation circuit, you will get the output by double clicking the scope block.

-----vEEErendra Electrical design engineer Krest technologies Hyderabad

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