A steering control apparatus calculates an adjusted command torque using a dynamic adjustment gain derived from hysteresis characteristics.
A vehicle steering assistance device calculates a cooperative drive amount to synchronize tire angle with steering input.
A motor-driven power steering control unit computes compensation outputs using variable weighting to manage autonomous driving commands.
Interface circuit isolates primary and secondary power sources to maintain steering control during battery ground shorts.
A steer-by-wire system determines gear rack force using vehicle wheel actuator positioning signals.
Controller identifies careless driving by comparing first and second maximum steering angular speed changes against vehicle speed thresholds.
Dynamic end-position angle adjustment resolves small-turn performance deterioration by limiting rack shaft displacement at virtual positions.
Rack bending signal processor detects lateral force induced deformation and friction compensation controller applies counter torque to maintain smooth steering.
A steering controller calculates torque command values using parallel angle and torque control pathways to maintain motor operation.
A steering control device calculates dead band amounts to superpose compensation torque on motor output.
A turning control device adjusts steering angle correction values based on angular velocity to manage actuator dynamics.
Evaluating the time derivative of motor torque signals detects steering reversals without additional sensors, reducing false positives and detection latency.