ACQUISITION AND ANALYSIS OF DIGITAL CONTROL DIAGNOSTIC MODELS

Abstract

Technical control and technical diagnostics of vehicles is a set of interrelated methods, technological processes, standards and tools that allow you to establish the serviceable or faulty condition of the entire vehicle as an object, its units, assembly units and systems. Diagnostic tasks arose as a logical continuation and development of control tasks. However, the diagnostic procedure differs from the control procedure, although both control and diagnostics have the same goal - to determine in which of the pre-established set of states the object or system under study is located. Technical control, including automated, is engaged in the establishment of the state of the object as a whole using certain methods and means (for example, operable or failure, serviceable or faulty), while the object itself is considered as a whole. At the same time, the control result does not provide for the establishment of a specific cause that caused the real state of an object or system, the issuance of recommendations for changing this state, or forecasting the state of an object for a given period of time. Keywords: Technical control, diagnostics, interrelated methods