Abstract: A fuzzy logic controller is compiled into values in a look-up table such that the table may be used for adjusting a process dependent upon the state variables. The look-up table may be generated by use of a Mean of Maxima (MOM) technique for defuzzification. Alternately, an approximate Height Method (HM) may be used to provide defuzzification. The MOM and HM techniques allow fuzzy logic control without executing any rules in run-time. A further alternative uses an exact height method and minimizes the number of rules which are executed in run time.

Abstract: A fuzzy logic supervisory control architecture for aircraft engines includes a series of fuzzy proportional integral controllers each designed for a specific operating range and a fuzzy logic hierarchical controller for combining the fuel flow derivative outputs of the individual controllers. The hierarchical controller utilizes fuzzy logic on the input space fuzzified to linguistic values for engine temperature, power turbine speed and spool acceleration to determine a weighting to be given to each of the controller outputs for fuel flow derivative.