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SEMINAR REPORT

ON

“ADAPTIVE CRUISE CONTROL”

SUBMITTED BY

SUNIL BHANUDAS MATE

Exam Seat NO.:T3270853 Roll No.:51

Under the guidance of:

Prof.:S.N.PALHE

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DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

SIR VISVESVARAYA MEMORIAL ENGINEERING COLLEGE

CHINCHOLI, NASHIK 422101

2008-2009

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Sir Visvesvaraya Memorial Engineering College

Affiliated to

University Of Pune

Department of Mechanical Engineering

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This is to certify that
Mr. SUNIL BHANUDAS MATE
Has Successfully Delivered Seminar On
“ADAPTIVE CRUISE CONTROL”
Towards The Partial Fulfillment of Bachelor’s

Degree in mechanical Engineering of Pune University

During The Academic Year 2008-09

EXAMINAR

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|SR.NO |TOPIC NAME |PAGE NO. |
|01 |INTRODUCTION. |01 |
|02 |NEED OF ADAPTIVE CRUISE CONTROL. |03 |
|03 |BASIC CONCEPT OF ADAPTIVE CRUISE CONTROL. |05 |
| 04 |IMPLIMITATION OF ADAPTIVE CRUISE CONTROL. |07 |
| |4.1 Set the Cruise Control | |
| |4.2 Maintain the Speed | |
| |4.3 Create a Safe Distance | |
| |4.4Braking System | |
|05
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