Measuring and testing – Testing of shock absorbing device – In situ vehicle suspension
Patent
1999-10-18
2000-12-26
McCall, Eric S.
Measuring and testing
Testing of shock absorbing device
In situ vehicle suspension
73862044, G01M 1704
Patent
active
061641197
ABSTRACT:
An antilock braking system employing stress sensors installed in the wheel axle structure of a motor vehicle. The stress sensors measure a road surface frictional force and a braking torque. A parameter M is calculated from these measured values. An ABS control terminates a braking pressure reduction process in accordance with the change in the parameter M. Thereby, the system can preclude the locking of the wheel of the motor vehicle even when the brake is suddenly applied, can prevent the braking pressure reduction from being over controlled, and makes possible to minimize the braking loss.
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Japan Electronics Industry Ltd.
McCall Eric S.
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