Process and device for generating an acceleration signal

Data processing: vehicles – navigation – and relative location – Vehicle control – guidance – operation – or indication – Indication or control of braking – acceleration – or deceleration

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G01P 344, G01P 1500

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060526424

ABSTRACT:
An acceleration signal is generated in a motor vehicle having acceleration and deceleration states. The signal generated is used in a vehicle control system. A first value, representing vehicle acceleration, is initially determined as a function of at least one value acquired by a sensor. Furthermore, a second value representing the instantaneous acceleration and deceleration state of the vehicle is determined. The magnitude of the first value determined is limited as a function of the second value determined. Then, the signal representing the vehicle acceleration is generated as a function of the limited first value.

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