Motor vehicles – Compensating devices
Patent
1984-08-08
1986-09-30
Nilson, Robert G.
Motor vehicles
Compensating devices
318434, 318488, 361 31, B62D 504, G05D 1702
Patent
active
046142487
ABSTRACT:
An electric motor driven power steering system is provided. The motor is prevented from operating at low torque command levels. After a first predetermined level of command torque is reached, the motor is controlled to generate torque at a predetermined rate less than the torque actually commanded by the vehicle driver. After a second predetermined level of commanded torque is reached, the motor is controlled to generate torque in accordance with the level of torque command. Thus, the phenomenon known as "hunting" and instability of the system at low torque levels are virtually eliminated. The system operates smoothly over its full range of operation and is not affected by rough road surface conditions.
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Kakinami Toshiaki
Yasuda Tomio
Aisin Seiki Kabushiki Kaisha
Nilson Robert G.
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