Vehicle active suspension actuator with energy self-supply function and its control method
A technology for actuator controllers and active suspensions, applied to suspensions, elastic suspensions, vehicle components, etc., which can solve the problems of ineffective active control of actuators, frequent switching speeds, shock absorption effects and their control laws issues such as design constraints
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[0095] Such as figure 1 and figure 2 As shown, the vehicle active suspension actuator with energy self-supply function of the present invention includes an actuator body and an actuator controller 27, and the input terminal of the actuator controller 27 is connected with a vehicle battery 32 The voltage sensor 28 for detecting the output voltage of the sprung mass displacement sensor 29 for detecting the sprung mass displacement and the unsprung mass displacement sensor 30 for detecting the unsprung mass displacement. 32 is connected with a battery charging circuit 33; the actuator body includes an outer sleeve 10 and a guide rod 1, the top of the outer sleeve 10 is fixedly connected with a guide sleeve 16, and the lower part of the outer sleeve 10 is set with a second An inner sleeve 7, the upper part of the outer sleeve 10 is fitted with a second inner sleeve 17, and the inner middle part of the outer sleeve 10 is sealed and connected with the first inner sleeve 7 and the ...
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