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Adaptive emergency braking control in automated highway systems

Abstract

A control scheme is designed for emergency braking of vehicles in automated highway systems (AHS). The scheme is based on the estimation of both the tire/road friction and the braking system gain. The control system output is the pressure in the braking system calculated in such a way that a maximum deceleration level is achieved at all times during braking. This system is designed to work combined with an anti-lock braking systems providing two advantages, less chattering during braking and a source of a priori information regarding safe spacing.

Keywords:
Threshold braking Dynamic braking Engine braking Anti-lock braking system Electronic brakeforce distribution Braking system Automotive engineering Braking distance Computer science Adaptive control Work (physics) Retarder Scheme (mathematics) Control system Control (management) Control theory (sociology) Engineering Brake

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Topics

Vehicle Dynamics and Control Systems
Physical Sciences →  Engineering →  Automotive Engineering
Traffic control and management
Physical Sciences →  Engineering →  Control and Systems Engineering
Electric and Hybrid Vehicle Technologies
Physical Sciences →  Engineering →  Automotive Engineering
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