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The development of vehicle stability control at Ford

H. Eric Tseng, B. Ashrafi, D.P. Madau, T. Allen Brown, Darrel Recker

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Addresses realistic subjects encountered in the challenge of achieving technology improvement in a vehicle stability control system. They include driver intent recognition, vehicle status measurement and estimation, control target generation, system actuation efficiency and smoothness, road bank angle detection, system development and evaluation, and fault detection.

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Key concepts: Electronic stability control, Smoothness, Stability (learning theory), Control (management), Fault detection and isolation, Computer science, Control system, Automotive engineering