A vehicle monitoring arrangement combines wheel speed signal analysis with acceleration sensor data to detect slip conditions.
Flexible printed circuit bending sensor array covers tire contact patch to average ground irregularities and improve measurement precision.
A controller performs signal checks on wheel speed sensors to verify normal operation.
A vehicle sideslip control system applies positive or negative torque to wheels to maintain a prescribed non-zero target sideslip angle.
Yaw rate differences trigger selective wheel braking to stabilize tractor-trailer combinations against swerving.
A vehicle friction brake system monitors vibrations to detect surface conditions.
Parallel redundant pump architecture maintains hydraulic pressure during primary system faults, ensuring continuous braking capability.
Abnormality information generating apparatus detects wheel speed sensor faults using brake force and vehicle body speed thresholds.
A solenoid valve control coil uses a test signal applied to one side and measured on the other to determine its electrical state.
A hydraulic brake system estimates individual axle friction coefficients using actuator precision and wheel-specific sensor data.