ABS Sliding Mode Variable Structure Control Based on Index Reaching Law

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ABS(antilock brake system) is one of the most important active safety technology for modern vehicles which could enhance vehicle active safety. In this paper, an improved sliding mode control method based on reaching law has been proposed to solve the vibration problem in traditional sliding mode control. The ABS control strategy has been designed based on the sliding mode variable structure control. On this basis, the ABS single wheel depending on control strategy has been designed to ensure the braking stability. By hardware-in-loop simulation, the results demonstrate that ABS sliding mode variable structure control could enhance braking stability performance and improve the control effect on high friction and low friction road.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 915-916)

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439-443

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April 2014

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