Modified Skyhook Control for Semi-active Electric Vehicle Suspension

Quynh, Le Van; Cuong, Bui Van; Tan, Hoang Anh; Huan, Canh Chi

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-22200-9_88

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“…The second is more comprehensive usage of preview information from camera, Global Positioning System (GPS), and electronic horizon such as vehicle-to-vehicle communication, vehicle-to-infrastructure communication, vehicle localization and real-time accessing of cloud information, and crowd sourcing leading to up-to-date road profile maps". So, there are still many areas for investigation [23,[39][40][41][42][43].…”

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Optimization of Damping in a Semi-Active Car Suspension System with Various Locations of Masses

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The key request for a vehicle suspension system is vibration control and decreasing the actual inertia forces. This ensures ride comfort for the crew and influences the fatigue level of the driver and overall driving safety. Implementing semi-active damping control in the vehicle suspension allows for adjusting the damping process in the vehicle for minimum acceleration applied to the seats, driver, and passengers. In order to implement theoretical analysis, we used a mathematical full-car model in Simulink/MATLAB. As the load, we added simulations of various artificially generated road profiles. The damping coefficient of the semi-active suspension system was optimized for maximum comfort level for a driver only. Results from the full-car simulation process deliver a graph of the output accelerations showing kinematic excitation from road deformities under various locations of vehicle load positions.

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