Anti-lock brake method and system including a variable primary t

Fluid-pressure and analogous brake systems – Speed-controlled – Pulse frequency or time period controlling pressure rebuild

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303186, B60T 832

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ABSTRACT:
A method and system for controlling an anti-lock brake system cycle rate in a vehicle wherein the cycle includes a primary apply stage and a secondary apply stage in which increasing pressure is applied to the brake. The primary and secondary stages are separated by a hold stage in which a substantially constant pressure is applied to the brake for a time interval which varies as a function of the estimated average vehicle deceleration.

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Makoto Satoh and Shuji Shiraishi; "Performance Of Antilock Brakes With Simplified Control Technique"; Copyright 1983 Society Automotive Engineers, Inc., No. 830484.

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