Control apparatus for controlling the support unit of a vehicle

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280688, 280707, B60G 17015

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051013550

ABSTRACT:
A control apparatus which detects vertical and/or lateral vibrations of a vehicle body and controls, on the basis of amplitude and frequency of vibration, a characteristic of a support unit for supporting the vehicle body, such as, a damping force and a spring force of suspension or torsion quantity of a stabilizer. The control apparatus, when the detected vibration is high frequency vibration, obtains the frequency of vibration by a measured value of one cycle period, and, when the detected vibration is low frequency vibration, obtains the frequency of vibration by a measured value of a half cycle period.

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