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Model Reference Adaptive Control Of Vehicle Slip Ratio Based On Speed Tracking Xiuchun Zhao Ge Guo

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Model Reference Adaptive Control Of Vehicle Slip Ratio Based On Speed Tracking Xiuchun Zhao Ge Guo
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Publisher: MDPI
File Extension: PDF
File size: 3.4 MB
Pages: 15
Author: Xiuchun Zhao & Ge Guo
Language: English
Year: 2020

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Model Reference Adaptive Control Of Vehicle Slip Ratio Based On Speed Tracking Xiuchun Zhao Ge Guo by Xiuchun Zhao & Ge Guo instant download after payment.

Abstract: This paper investigates a slip ratio control problem of a vehicle braking system in

which real-time road conditions are unavailable. To overcome the nonlinearity and uncertainties,

the slip ratio control problem is converted to a speed tracking control problem. By introducing a

road-condition observer, a model reference adaptive control (MRAC) method is proposed to overcome

modeling errors and system uncertainties. The road condition observer based on the Lyapunov

theory is designed and a sliding mode observer is also constructed to estimate the unknown vehicle

velocity. The asymptotic and robustness property of the adaptive controller is derived by the Popov

hyperstability theory. Simulations under different conditions including different road adhesion

coefficient, system uncertainties and modeling errors are provided to illustrate the effectiveness and

robustness of the proposed method.

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