In a quarter-car vehicle model, optimal control schemes for an active suspension are designed using a constrained optimization procedure. The control laws obtained minimize the H2-norm of vehicle acceleration subject to constraints on r.m.s. values of the suspension stroke, tire deformation and actuator force. Constraints imposed on feedback coefficients define quasi-optimal control laws that show increased robustness to system parameter variations and disturbances. To impact body acceleration at frequencies near the unsprung mass mode, tire damping is introduced in the model. The optimal and quasi-optimal control schemes were partially verified on a quarter-car simulator with a random road input and the preliminary results are encouraging. The tests showed significant improvement (3 dB - 5 dB) of body acceleration response in the frequency range up to 25 Hz and increased robustness of the quasi-optimal control laws, that use lower amounts of spring cancellation.
Optimal active suspension design using constrained optimization
Die Optimierungsauslegung von aktiven Kfz-Radaufhängungen
Journal of Sound and Vibration ; 207 , 3 ; 351-364
1997
16 Seiten, 5 Bilder, 4 Tabellen, 19 Quellen
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Englisch
Optimal active suspension design using constrained optimization (sv971117)
Online Contents | 1997
|Constrained Optimal Control of Semi-Active Suspension Systems with Preview
Online Contents | 1997
|Constrained optimal control of semi-active suspension systems with preview
Tema Archiv | 1997
|Constrained Optimal Control of Semi-Active Suspension Systems with Preview
Taylor & Francis Verlag | 1997
|Control Synthesis for an Automotive Active Suspension using Constrained Optimization [9438277]
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