Ibitayo LD, Mohammed GU, Rabiu I and Abdulrahman A
Dynamic Control Systems (DCS) can be applied in detecting and diagnosing car engine brake failure faults which has continuously being implemented to serve different branches such as Mechanical Engineering and many others. Car engine Brake Failure is a sequence of diagnostic processes that brings about the deployment of expertise. It is very important to note that Expert System (ES) is one of the leading Artificial Intelligence techniques that have been adopted to handle such task. This paper presents the imperatives for an Expert System in developing Dynamic Control Systems for detecting and diagnosing car engine Brake Failure faults through input and output requirements of constructing successful Knowledge-Based Systems. Furthermore, diagnosis of car engine Brake Failure faults requires high technical skills and experienced mechanics which are typically scarce and expensive to get. Thus, DCS provides input and output equations in form of Matrix/Vector State Space Representation (MSSR) which is useful in assisting mechanical technicians for car brake failure detection and diagnosis via mathematical Differential Equations in form of DCS.
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