Vibration Control of Vehicle Suspension System by Electrorheological Damper
Zhang Yong-fa
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Zhang Yong-fa
Abstract
An overview of electrorheological (ER) fluid characteristics is given. Based on the Bingham plasticity model and a simple parallel-plate model, the operation principle of ER damper is presented and a four-DOF dynamic model of a vehicle suspension is constructed. Then a semi-active control of vehicle suspension system by ER damper is obtained. According to the semi-active control theory, the acceleration frequency characteristic is achieved with Matlab toolbox. Simulation results show that the vibration of the suspension system is well controlled.
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An overview of electrorheological (ER) fluid characteristics is given. Based on the Bingham plasticity model and a simple parallel-plate model, the operation principle of ER damper is presented and a four-DOF dynamic model of a vehicle suspension is constructed. Then a semi-active control of vehicle suspension system by ER damper is obtained. According to the semi-active control theory, the acceleration frequency characteristic is achieved with Matlab toolbox. Simulation results show that the vibration of the suspension system is well controlled.
Key concepts: Damper, Suspension (topology), Vibration, Acceleration, Control theory (sociology), Vibration control, Electrorheological fluid, MATLAB