论文信息 - A Comparative Study of Four Wheel Steering Models Using the Inverse Solution

A Comparative Study of Four Wheel Steering Models Using the Inverse Solution

SUMMARY An inverse solution study of various four wheel steering models is carried out for the purpose of comparison of steering/braking input needed to track a lane change maneuver. Optimal control is used to solve the non-linear inverse problem. Comparisons are made when the vehicle is coasting, when the time required to track the trajectory is minimized with appropriate utilization of brake/traction forces, and in a front wheel lock situation. A rear steering model which produces neutral steering characteristics displayed the best steering behavior with respect to ease of steering.

H. Hatwal | J. Sridhar

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