A control method for an automatic car-following system oriented to low-speed stop-and-go working conditions in urban environments
A technology of automatic following and control method, applied in control devices, vehicle components, combustion engines, etc., to achieve the effects of achieving multi-objective optimization, improving fuel economy and emission reduction benefits, and accurate starting time
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[0045] The present invention will be described in further detail below based on specific embodiments and in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
[0046] refer to Figure 1 ~ Figure 2 As shown, the automatic car-following system for low-speed stop-and-go working conditions of automobiles in urban environments according to the present invention includes sensors, controllers and actuators, wherein:
[0047] The sensor includes a millimeter-wave radar 1, a vehicle-mounted DSRC wireless communication receiving module 5 (as a virtual sensor) that realizes car-car and car-road communication, and the millimeter-wave radar 1 is arranged on the front bumper of a car for measuring The relative distance and the relative speed of the target vehicle; the vehicle-mounted DSRC wireless communication receiving module 5 is installed on the roof, and is used to obtain the information of the preceding vehicle in the vehicle formation and the expected change information of traffic lights, ...
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