DEVELOPMENT OF A FULL ACTIVE SUSPENSION SYSTEM

In this work we obtain a new description of the vertical motion of the car including the active suspension. It consists of 4 completely decoupled subsystems. The first 3 ones are of order 4 each and they are analogous to standard quarter car suspension models. The 4th subsystem is of order   

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