The operating principle of an antilock braking system （ABS） is it compares current value of angular acceleration with the threshold value. The advantage of such system is that enough it has only the angular velocity...The operating principle of an antilock braking system （ABS） is it compares current value of angular acceleration with the threshold value. The advantage of such system is that enough it has only the angular velocity sensors. The disadvantage is successive overshoot, i. e. successive transition from wheels locking mode to wheels rolling mode. So braking mechanism can’ t realize the maximum possible torque in the current road conditions. The idea of increasing the braking effectiveness is the intensity of rising pressure depends on the road conditions. The problem is the torque produced by braking mechanism, current road conditions and the value of traction coefficient is unknown For evaluation of these parameters built and training three neural networks. A simulator of random road condition＇s variation was built to test adequacy of the control unites operation in close to real conditions.展开更多
文摘The operating principle of an antilock braking system （ABS） is it compares current value of angular acceleration with the threshold value. The advantage of such system is that enough it has only the angular velocity sensors. The disadvantage is successive overshoot, i. e. successive transition from wheels locking mode to wheels rolling mode. So braking mechanism can’ t realize the maximum possible torque in the current road conditions. The idea of increasing the braking effectiveness is the intensity of rising pressure depends on the road conditions. The problem is the torque produced by braking mechanism, current road conditions and the value of traction coefficient is unknown For evaluation of these parameters built and training three neural networks. A simulator of random road condition＇s variation was built to test adequacy of the control unites operation in close to real conditions.
