Cae for vehicle dynamics

Computer–aided engineering (CAE) in vehicle dynamics consists of three subsystems, namely measurement, evaluation and prediction. It is important that each sub–system evolves in harmony with the others to ensure system co–ordination. Some remarkable attempts at using this CAE system are described here, such as the measurement of steady–state cornering, the evaluation of transient response with steering input, and prediction using full–vehicle models. The CAE approach will penetrate the motor vehicle industry at a high pace, and will contribute to the development and enhancement of suspension technology.