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Design of anti-lock braking system for electric vehicles via short-circuit braking

Chun‐Liang Lin, Mengyao Yang

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The slip ratio control problem in anti-lock braking system (ABS) is highly nonlinear and complicated. In this paper, a sliding mode controller is developed to generate appropriate torque for the driving motor of two-wheel electric vehicles that ensures optimality of the slip ratio for efficient vehicle brake. The design is based on a novel short-circuit braking mechanism to emulate the mechanical ABS for the traditional gas-powered vehicles.

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The slip ratio control problem in anti-lock braking system (ABS) is highly nonlinear and complicated. In this paper, a sliding mode controller is developed to generate appropriate torque for the driving motor of two-wheel electric vehicles that ensures optimality of the slip ratio for efficient vehicle brake. The design is based on a novel short-circuit braking mechanism to emulate the mechanical ABS for the traditional gas-powered vehicles.

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The slip ratio control problem in anti-lock braking system (ABS) is highly nonlinear and complicated. In this paper, a sliding mode controller is developed to generate appropriate torque for the driving motor of two-wheel electric vehicles that ensures optimality of the slip ratio for efficient vehicle brake. The design is based on a novel short-circuit braking mechanism to emulate the mechanical ABS for the traditional gas-powered vehicles.

Key concepts: Threshold braking, Anti-lock braking system, Engine braking, Electronic brakeforce distribution, Dynamic braking, Retarder, Automotive engineering, Brake

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