Vehicle stability control: Four-wheel-steer and steer-by-wire
高路, 于海斌
Abstract
高路, 于海斌
Abstract
The vehicle stability has become more and more important with the vehicle speed increasing. To improve the vehicle stability, two active steer technologies, four-wheel-steer and steer-by-wire, have been developed. Both of four-wheel-steer and steer-by-wire can improve the vehicle handling performance through the rear wheel angle and the variable steering ratio respectively. Thee linear two-degree-of-freedom vehicle model is used to express the vehicle dynamics. Firstly, a new rear wheel angle formula is computed to reduce the steady sideslip angle to zero. It is proved that the steer system with four-wheel-steer will always be stable regardless of the vehicle parameters. Secondly, according to the steady steering sensitivity gain, the steering ratio formulas of front-wheel-steer and four-wheel-steer are Computed to keep the steady steering sensitivity gain to be the constant. Simulation results show the effectiveness of the proposed methods.
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The vehicle stability has become more and more important with the vehicle speed increasing. To improve the vehicle stability, two active steer technologies, four-wheel-steer and steer-by-wire, have been developed. Both of four-wheel-steer and steer-by-wire can improve the vehicle handling performance through the rear wheel angle and the variable steering ratio respectively. Thee linear two-degree-of-freedom vehicle model is used to express the vehicle dynamics. Firstly, a new rear wheel angle formula is computed to reduce the steady sideslip angle to zero. It is proved that the steer system with four-wheel-steer will always be stable regardless of the vehicle parameters. Secondly, according to the steady steering sensitivity gain, the steering ratio formulas of front-wheel-steer and four-wheel-steer are Computed to keep the steady steering sensitivity gain to be the constant. Simulation results show the effectiveness of the proposed methods.
Key concepts: Control theory (sociology), Automobile handling, Electronic differential, Torque steering, Yaw, Vehicle dynamics, Active steering, Sensitivity (control systems)