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ME 50400 and ECE 59500 AUTOMOTIVE CONTROL Assignment 4 Question 1 The linearized vehicle model is 1 0 1 2 2 2 y J l C v m C v J l C l C J l C l C v m l C l C v m C C W Z F F COG COG F COG Z F F R R Z F F R R COG COG F F R R COG COG R F Now applying the given values, 1 0 69 . 8 79 . 0 52 . 3 68 . 24 87 . 0 66 . 2 y W From the model 69 . 8 79 . 0 52 . 3 68 . 24 87 . 0 66 . 2 B A As the output of the model is Yaw rate, ; 1 0 C and assuming rational and proper transfer function, 0 D Now the Transfer function, 84 . 30 18 . 6 61 . 42 69 . 8 ) ( 2 s s s s G

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Page 1: Homework 5 Solutions

ME 50400 and ECE 59500

AUTOMOTIVE CONTROL

Assignment 4

Question 1

The linearized vehicle model is –

10

1

22

2

y

J

lC

vm

C

vJ

lClC

J

lClC

vm

lClC

vm

CC

W

Z

FF

COGCOG

F

COGZ

FFRR

Z

FFRR

COGCOG

FFRR

COGCOG

RF

Now applying the given values,

10

69.8

79.0

52.368.24

87.066.2

y

W

From the model –

69.8

79.0

52.368.24

87.066.2

B

A

As the output of the model is Yaw rate, ; 10C

and assuming rational and proper transfer function, 0D

Now the Transfer function,

84.3018.6

61.4269.8)(

2

ss

ssG

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The poles of the transfer function are in the left side of the S-plane. So the system is

Stable.

Root Locus Plot:

SIMULINK Model:

Observation and Stability limit:

As shown on the root locus, the gain values can vary from zero to infinity without

passing the imaginary axis thus the system is stable. Besides since the poles of the open

loop are not close the imaginary axis the system should not be oscillatory.

-20 -15 -10 -5 0 5-6

-4

-2

0

2

4

6

0.996

0.350.60.760.870.9250.965

0.984

0.996

2.557.51012.51517.520

0.350.60.760.870.9250.965

0.984

Root Locus

Real Axis (seconds-1)

Imagin

ary

Axis

(seconds-1

)

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Question 2

The transfer function is,

)()(

)(1

)(

)()(

211222112211

2

11

aaaasaas

asJ

sM

sRsG Z

Z

where,

52.3

68.24

8743.0

66.2

22

21

12

11

a

a

a

a

[Reference: Problem - 1]

So, )8.3018.6(3545

66.2

)(

)()(

2

ss

s

sM

sRsG

Z

Now, PI controller, sKsKsG IPc /)()(

So, Transfer function, )()(1

)()()(

sGsG

sGsGsT

c

c

)66.2)(()8.3018.6(3545

3545/)66.2)((

)(*

)(2

sKsKsss

sKsK

NUMKsKDENs

NUMKsK

IP

IP

IP

IP

So the Characteristics equation is-

066.2)66.28.30()18.6(3 2 II KsKKpskps ---------

------(i)

Now as, )/(10

7.0

sradn

Desired Characteristics equation, 0100142 ss

We need an additional pole (s+a) hence,

0100)10014()14()( 23 asasassD --------------- (ii)

From (i) and (ii) equating the coefficients —Gains are,

248648

34528

I

P

K

K and a=1.92

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O.L step response

C.L step response:

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O.L ramp response:

C.L ramp response:

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Observation and Stability limit:

Since the additional pole that we found from equating the desired characteristic

equitation and the C.L.T.F is also on the L.H.P (s= -1.92) thus the system is stable.

Question 3

Vehicle parameter values are given.

Desired slip ratio 0.15

The peak friction coefficient is 0.3 at slip 0.15. 60% static weight is distributed on front

axle and 40% on rear axle.

Neglect the dynamic weight transfer due to deceleration and steering.

We are given, )/(5

9.0

sradn

,

Now, to design PD Anti Lock Brake (ABS) control system –

Close loop characteristics equation is given by –

0))((1

0)()(1

as

bsKK

sGsPD

DP

0)( bsKKas DP --------------------- (i)

215.0

3.0)(

i

iisi

k

k ,

,

)(

i

sizisi

i

I

Rb

gFI

Ra

Now compute normal force at contact patch,

Normal force at contact patch of frontal wheel, gFzfi 17402

6.0 kg-m/s

2

= 5120.82 kg-m/s2

Normal force at contact patch of rear wheel, gFzri 17402

4.0 kg-m/s

2

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= 3413.88 kg-m/s2

PI controller for Front Wheel

Transfer function, 22.1274

35.0)(

sas

bsG

Where, a = 1274.22 & b = 0.35

Since the C.L characteristic equation order is just one, we have to use the desired

equation from the same order we know the for the second order system

, s+4.5= 0 (ii)

When we equate (i) and (ii) we get one equation and two unknowns thus we will have

infinite set of . One of them would be

2.0

1.3627

D

P

K

K

The characteristic equation we know that the only pole of the system is -4.5 thus the

system is stable. But since the gains are found negative, the desired performance is not

achievable. We need to either change the desired pole or tune them to find reasonable

gains.

2.0

106

D

P

K

K

O.L step response:

Response

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C.L step response:

PD controller for Rear Wheel

Transfer function, 02.856

35.0)(

sas

bsG

Where, a = 856.02 & b = 0.35

Now comparing the coefficients of equations (i) & (ii), we get similar gain values for the

rear wheel controller as well and again we need to tune the gains.

Observations:

Since the plant (for both front and rear wheel ) has a pole very far in the left half plane,

both O.L and C.L response have super fat response while O.L has huge steady state error,

this error is removed by very large proportional gain.

Question 4

Vehicle parameter values are given.

Desired acceleration slip at 0.2

Response

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The road surface is covered with packed snow. The peak friction coefficient is 0.3 at slip

0.2. 60% static weight is distributed on front axle and 40% on rear axle.

Neglect the dynamic weight transfer due to deceleration & steering and no engine

intervention.

Assuming, Rising time, 1Tr = 70 ms and Max Overshoot < 10 %.

So we get, )/(2

8.0

sradn

Desired Characteristics equation, 042.3)( 2 sssD ---------------- (i)

Now,

5.12.0

3.0)(

th

thisi

k

k

Now PID controller was preferred for the Brake based Traction Control System. [you can

use any other controller]

Close loop characteristics equation is given by –

0))((1

0)()(1

as

b

s

KK

sGsPID

IP

0)(2^ IP bKsbKas --------------------- (ii)

where,

i

sizisi

i

I

Rb

gFI

Ra

)(

Now compute normal force at contact patch,

Normal force at contact patch of frontal wheel, gFzfi 17402

6.0 kg-m/s

2

= 5120.82 kg-m/s2

Normal force at contact patch of rear wheel, gFzri 17402

4.0 kg-m/s

2

= 3413.88 kg-m/s2

PI controller for Front Wheel

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Transfer function, 67.955

35.0)(

sas

bsG

Where, a = 955.67 & b = 0.35

Now comparing the coefficients of equations (i) & (ii) –

43.11

4.2721

I

P

K

K

Since the Kp is negative, the desired performance is not reachable and tuning the gains

which yields reasonable performance are:

19650

1220

I

P

K

K

O.L step response:

C.L step response:

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PID controller for Rear Wheel

Transfer function, 02.642

35.0)(

sas

bsG

Where, a = 642.02 & b = 0.35

Now comparing the coefficients of equations (i) & (ii) –43.11

1825

I

P

K

K

Again since Kp is negative , the desired performance of the system is not reachable so we

need to tuned the gains to just find a reasonable performance close to what we firstly

wished to.

The tuned gains which give us similar step response for this section as well.

16450

960

I

P

K

K

O.L step response:

C.L step response: