Dynamic hysteresis modeling method for Hammerstein structure-based electronic throttle body
An electronic throttle and hysteresis modeling technology, applied in the direction of electrical digital data processing, special data processing applications, instruments, etc., can solve the problem of inability to obtain accurate parameter values, large errors between simulation results and actual curves, and difficult ETB response, etc. question
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[0054] 1. ETB system
[0055] ETB Physics Systems
[0056] The ETB system includes the following parts: DC motor, reduction gearbox, throttle plate, return spring, and position sensor used to provide valve opening information, such as figure 1 shown.
[0057] The input signal u(t) of the system is the duty cycle of the PWM pulse signal. The thrust exerted by the DC motor on the valve is proportional to the PWM pulse signal u(t). Under the action of a certain input signal, the valve will maintain a certain position due to the constraints of the return spring and friction. The output of the system is the valve position signal y(t), and its output range is (0.5V, 4.8V), 0.5V means that the valve is completely closed, and 4.8V means that the valve is completely open. When no PWM pulse signal is applied to the system, the valve of the system will maintain the "limp home" position, and the reading of the position sensor is 0.85V at this time.
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