Abstract: Robust decoupling of the lateral and yaw motions of a car has been achieved by feedback of the integrated yaw rate into front wheel steering. In the present paper the yaw disturbance attenuation is analyzed for a generic single-track vehicle model. The frequency limit, up to which yaw disturbances are attenuated, is calculated. For specific vehicle data, it is shown that this control ...

By considering a four-wheel-motor EV, the present paper addresses the EV stabilization using the advantages of electrical motorized wheels incorporation. The decoupling of the control of the active steering control (AFS) and the direct yaw moment control (DYC) as a way of controlling the vehicle’s body slip angle and its yaw rate simultaneously, also allows the stabilization of the lateral moti...

For a linear model of active car steering a robust decoupling control law by feedback of the yaw rate to front wheel steering was derived earlier. In the present paper this control law is extended by feedback of the yaw rate to rear wheel steering. A controller structure with one free damping parameter k D is derived with the following properties: i) Damping and natural frequency of the yaw mod...

This thesis presents new results in the design and the integration of the active front/rear steering control with front/rear electronic differential in four wheel drive and steering vehicles; an application to vision based autonomous lane keeping control is also deployed. In four wheel steering vehicles it is shown that the lateral speed and yaw rate dynamics can be asymptotically decoupled by ...

In this paper, a novel yaw moment control system is proposed to improve vehicle’s handling and stability. The control system includes reference model, DYC controller, Distributer, and Smith predictor. The reference model is used to obtain the desired yaw rate. The DYC controller determines the desired yaw moment by means of sliding-mode technique. The Distributer, based on maneuverability and c...

To maintain the stability trajectory of vehicles under critical driving conditions, anti lock-anti skid controllers, consisting of four anti-lock sub-controllers for each wheel and two anti-skid sub-controllers for left and right pair wheels have been separately designed. Wheel and body systems have been simulated with seven degrees of freedom to evaluate the proper functioning of controllers. ...

This paper presents an acceleration slip regulation strategy for distributed drive electric vehicles with two motors on the front axle. The tasks of the strategy include controlling the slip ratio to make full use of the road grip and controlling the yaw rate to eliminate the lateral movement due to the difference between motor torques. The rate of the slip ratio change can be controlled by con...

When designing a vehicle, the most important variable that should be taken into account is vehicle yaw rate, it represents an indication of vehicle’s stability and control. This paper aims to demonstrate how simulate control rate using two methods, first Linear Quadratic method (LQR) other one neural network The classical single-track model prominently used for analysis. One driving conditions ...