Pedalless electronically controlled hydraulic braking system with redundant pump
a technology of electronic control and hydraulic braking system, which is applied in the direction of braking system, braking components, transportation and packaging, etc., can solve the problems of loss of fluid pressure and adversely affect the operation of the braking system
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[0031]A autonomously controlled vehicle 10 is schematically illustrated in FIG. 1. Such vehicles do not have brake pedals manually operated by the vehicle occupant. The vehicle 10 includes a braking system 12 for selectively controlling the braking input to wheels 14a-14d in response to commands from a controller for automated braking. A braking device 16a-16d is typically associated with each of the wheels 14a-14d and are typically provided by a brake caliper or other braking element.
[0032]Hydraulic circuits, schematically illustrated by fluid lines 18, 20 and connections carry pressurized fluid to the braking devices 16a-16d to selectively actuate the brakes during vehicle operation.
[0033]In the case of an autonomously controlled vehicle, it may be desirable to have some redundancy in the braking system to ensure braking capability is maintained in the event of a brake component malfunction or failure. To this end, first and second control systems 22, 24 are provided in the brakin...
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