Development of a new control strategy for a semi-active differential for a high-performance vehicle

Author:

Cheli F.,Pedrinelli M.,Resta F.,Travaglio G.,Zanchetta M.,Zorzutti A.

Publisher

Informa UK Limited

Subject

Mechanical Engineering,Safety, Risk, Reliability and Quality,Automotive Engineering

Reference6 articles.

1. Cheli, F., Giaramita, M., Pedrinelli, M., Sandoni, G. and Travaglio, G. C. A new control strategy for a semi-active differential (Part I). Paper presented at 16th IFAC World Congress. Prague.

2. Pedrinelli, M. and Zorzutti, A. 2002. “Sviluppo ed implementazione di una logica di controllo per il differenziale di una vettura sportiva, Degree Thesis A.A. 2001–2002”. Politecnico di Milano. (in Italian)

3. Cheli, F., Pedrinelli, M. and Zorzutti, A. Modellazione integrata della dinamica dell’autoveicolo e della powertrain. Proceedings of AIMETA, Firenze University Press. (in Italian)

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