Fluid-pressure and analogous brake systems – Speed-controlled – Odd condition or device detection
Patent
1995-05-30
1997-02-11
Butler, Douglas C.
Fluid-pressure and analogous brake systems
Speed-controlled
Odd condition or device detection
303139, 303169, B60T 832, B60K 2816
Patent
active
056013477
ABSTRACT:
A method for electronic traction systems using brake intervention on the low-adhesion wheel damps and thereby substantially avoids the undesired traction control oscillations, such as pull-away tramping and drive train oscillations. In particular, an interchange of the low-adhesion wheel to be controlled from one driving wheel to the other is undertaken only when the rotational speed of the previous high-adhesion wheel is greater by a certain amount than that of the previous low-adhesion wheel and when there is no longer any controlling brake pressure at the latter. Also or in addition, the threshold value for the activation of the brake intervention is set to increase traction dynamically by suitably raising the threshold value when drive train oscillation behavior is recognized.
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Baumann Matthias
Fischle Gerhard
Klingel Ralph
Pfister Carola
Butler Douglas C.
Mercedes-Benz AG
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