2022
DOI: 10.3390/pr10102106
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Swing Steadiness Regulation of Electric Vehicles with Improved Neural Network PID Algorithm

Abstract: With the intensification of global environmental pollution and the energy crisis, the new energy EV industry is developing rapidly, and FWID-EV is a popular direction for future vehicle development. For the sake of improving the swing regulate steadiness and safety of EV, the study uses a particle swarm algorithm to optimize and improve the BP neural network PID, and designs an EV steering regulator to regulate the transverse swing torque and slip rate of EV to improve the safety and steadiness of EV steering.… Show more

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“…Many studies have opted for optimal solutions based on artificial intelligence techniques facilitated by the development of computer technology, such as genetic algorithms [10], Fuzzy Logic [11,12], Neural Networks [13,14], decoupling control, and others. They are used in several areas such as controlling electrical DC motors [15,16], automatic and robot manipulation systems [17], controlling temperature performance [18], and controlling systems in agriculture [19].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Many studies have opted for optimal solutions based on artificial intelligence techniques facilitated by the development of computer technology, such as genetic algorithms [10], Fuzzy Logic [11,12], Neural Networks [13,14], decoupling control, and others. They are used in several areas such as controlling electrical DC motors [15,16], automatic and robot manipulation systems [17], controlling temperature performance [18], and controlling systems in agriculture [19].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%