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Vehicle dynamics control with energy recuperation based on control allocation for independent wheel motors and brake system

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In this article, an optimal control allocation method for the brake system and the wheel motors of an electric vehicle is proposed for vehicle dynamics control and energy recuperation, which takes into account temperature of electric motors, SOC and voltage of battery, vehicle velocity, fault situations, wheel slip, and vehicle subsystem prioritisation depending on parameters of vehicle dynamics.
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This work proposes an optimal control allocation method for the brake system and the wheel motors of an electric vehicle. The realisation of the method is proposed for vehicle dynamics control and energy recuperation. The control allocation takes into account temperature of electric motors, SOC and voltage of battery, vehicle velocity, fault situations, wheel slip, and vehicle subsystem prioritisation depending on parameters of vehicle dynamics. To illustrate the functional properties of the control allocation method, the corresponding simulation study is performed for the straight-line braking and ‘sine with dwell’ cornering. The simulations use a number of mathematical models including the 14 DoF model of vehicle motion and the models of electric vehicle systems. The simulation results confirmed effectiveness of the proposed approach both for regenerative braking and vehicle stability.

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Multi-Objective Optimal Control Allocation for an Over-Actuated Electric Vehicle

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Design and analysis of a novel power management approach, applied on a connected vehicle as V2V, V2B/I, and V2N

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Automotive Control Systems: For Engine, Driveline, and Vehicle

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors have large experiences in industrial development (Bosch) as well as in academic research and introduce mechanical engineers into vehicle-specific signal processing and automatic control.
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