Abstract
Active suspension control and direct yaw-moment control (DYC) are widely used in the vehicle control field. To solve the coupling between those two controllers, a coordinated control of active suspension and DYC is proposed to further improve the vehicle roll and yaw stability. To enhance the adaptive ability of the active suspension, a proportional integral control optimized by the genetic fuzzy algorithm is introduced. DYC is proposed based on the sliding mode control. To restrain the chattering, the parameters of the sliding mode control is optimized by a genetic algorithm. Finally, a coordinated controller is presented based on the adaptive distribution of the anti-roll torque in the front and rear suspension. The simulation results show that the proposed active suspension and DYC can greatly improve the roll and yaw stability, respectively. The expected vehicle status can be well tracked. In addition, the coordinated control is compared by simply using two independent controllers under a different tire–road friction coefficient and different steering maneuver. The results show that the coordinated control has an even better performance under each working condition.
Funder
the National Key Research and Development Program of China
Subject
Fluid Flow and Transfer Processes,Computer Science Applications,Process Chemistry and Technology,General Engineering,Instrumentation,General Materials Science
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