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The Mobility Compass is an open tool for improving networking and interdisciplinary exchange within mobility and transport research. It enables cross-database search for cooperation and network partners and discovering of the research landscape.

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  • 2017Road profile estimation using an adaptive Youla- Kučera parametric observer: comparison to real profilers42citations
  • 2014Robust LPV control for vehicle steerability and lateral stabilitycitations
  • 2013Global chassis control using coordinated control of braking/steering actuators7citations
  • 2013Integrated vehicle dynamics control via coordination of active front steering and rear brakingcitations
  • 2013Integrated vehicle dynamics control via coordination of active front steering and rear braking189citations
  • 2012Road safety: Embedded observers for estimation of vehicle vertical tire forces5citations
  • 2011Onboard Real-Time Estimation of Vehicle Lateral Tire-Road Forces and Sideslip Anglecitations
  • 2011Vehicle yaw control via coordinated use of steering/braking systemscitations
  • 2010Tire/road friction coefficient estimation applied to road safetycitations
  • 2010LPV/Hinf controller for vehicle handling and stability enhancementcitations
  • 2010LPV/Hinf controller for vehicle handling and stability enhancementcitations
  • 2010Gain-scheduled LPV/Hinf controller based on direct yaw moment and active steering for vehicle handling improvementscitations
  • 2010Observers for vehicle tire/road forces estimation: experimental validation100citations
  • 2009Estimation of vehicle lateral tire-road forces: a comparison between extended and unscented Kalman filteringcitations

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  • Martinez Molina, John Jairo
  • Sename, Olivier
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conferencepaper

LPV/Hinf controller for vehicle handling and stability enhancement

  • Gaspar, Peter
  • Martinez Molina, John Jairo
  • Sename, Olivier
  • Doumiati, Moustapha
  • Bokor, Jozsef
  • Dugard, Luc
  • Szabo, Zoltan
Abstract

International audience ; The intent of this article is to present a methodology that deals with steering/braking coordination task, for automotive vehicle yaw control scheme. Because of the tire nonlinearity that is mainly due to the saturation of cornering forces, vehicle handling performance is improved but limited to a certain extent only by steering control. Direct yaw moment control using braking forces is effective not only in the linear region but also in the nonlinear ranges of the tire friction circle. However, braking effect is not desirable in normal driving situations. Consequently, the maximum benefit is gained through the coordinated and combined use of both steering and braking control methods. In this study, the coordination task is achieved through a suitable gain scheduled LPV (Linear Parameter Varying) controller, where braking control is activated only when the vehicle reaches the handling limits. The controller is synthetized within the LMI framework, while ensuring linear optimal Hinf performances. Computer simulations, carried out on a complex full vehicle model subject to critical driving situations, show that the vehicle handling is much improved by the integrated control system compared against an uncontrolled vehicle.

Topics
  • simulation
  • region
  • physics
  • profit
  • steering
  • motor vehicle
  • engineering
  • control device
  • tire
  • yaw
  • yaw
  • braking
  • yaw
  • circle
  • friction
  • coordination
  • integrated system

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