Electric vehicle dynamics system modeling method
An electric vehicle and system modeling technology, which is applied in the field of electric vehicle dynamics system modeling, can solve the problems of high cost of detection devices, increased computational burden of vehicle controllers, and no response to vehicle stability information, and achieves suppression of uncertain interference. , the effect of safe and stable steering
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[0138] Such as Figure 6 As shown, when the electric vehicle is on a good road condition and the lateral wind speed is 0 meters per second and 17 meters per second, the closed-loop control effect of the vehicle yaw rate, the tire longitudinal force distribution effect and the vehicle yaw angle Speed closed-loop control curve and error curve, Figure 6 (a) represents the yaw rate when the side wind speed is 0 meters per second, Figure 6 (b) represents the tire longitudinal force distribution when the lateral wind speed is 0 meters per second, Figure 6 (c) represents the yaw rate when the side wind speed is 17 meters per second, Figure 6 (d) represents the tire longitudinal force distribution when the lateral wind speed is 17 meters per second, Figure 6 (e) represents the closed-loop control curve of the yaw rate at two crosswind speeds, Figure 6 (f) shows the error curves of the yaw rate at two crosswind speeds.
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[0140] Such as Figure 7 As shown, when the electric vehicle is under the condition of poor road conditions, when the lateral wind speed is 0 meters per second and 17 meters per second, the closed-loop control effect of vehicle yaw rate, the distribution effect of tire longitudinal force and the vehicle yaw angle Speed closed-loop control curve and error curve, Figure 7 (a) represents the yaw rate when the side wind speed is 0 meters per second, Figure 7 (b) represents the tire longitudinal force distribution when the lateral wind speed is 0 meters per second, Figure 7 (c) represents the yaw rate when the side wind speed is 17 meters per second, Figure 7 (d) represents the tire longitudinal force distribution when the lateral wind speed is 17 meters per second, Figure 7 (e) represents the closed-loop control curve of the yaw rate at two crosswind speeds, Figure 7 (f) shows the error curves of the yaw rate at two crosswind speeds.
[0141] Depend on Figure 6 , ...
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