Wheel Synchronization Control in Steer-by-Wire Using Composite Nonlinear Feedback

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This paper proposes a new control strategy to ensure the steering wheel and front wheel synchronization in Steer-by-Wire (SBW) using a Composite Nonlinear Feedback (CNF) controller. CNF is a combination of linear and non-linear feedback control laws. This controller is designed in order to minimize the delay in settling time, achieve fast rising time and lower the overshoot for the front wheel response. A simulation based on this control strategy was made and compared to analyze the system performance.

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