The Optimization of Braking Force Distribution Control Strategy for ESP System

De Jun Wang; Yuan Yuan Wang; Hong Hong Feng; Li Hua Wang; Chao Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.80-81.1065

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The Optimization of Braking Force Distribution Control Strategy for ESP System

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To adjust the car yawing moment through specific wheels braking is a kind of widely used method by various auto stability control system. The braking of different wheels will have different effects on direction and the size of the car yawing moment. Based on the established simulink simulation model platform of automobile Electronic Stability Program (ESP) control system, this paper makes a research and analysis on the vehicle stability in five kinds of typical working conditions under three kinds of braking force distribution control strategies. Finally, we propose an optimized braking force distribution control strategy which is determined by the road condition.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 80-81)

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1065-1069

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July 2011

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De Jun Wang, Yuan Yuan Wang, Hong Hong Feng, Li Hua Wang, Chao Liu

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Brake Force Distribution, Control Strategy, ESP, Optimization

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