Boots – shoes – and leggings
Patent
1995-03-27
1996-10-29
Zanelli, Michael
Boots, shoes, and leggings
280840, 280707, B60G 1700
Patent
active
055702880
ABSTRACT:
A method of controlling a vehicle suspension system comprising the steps of: determining a relative velocity between a wheel and the corner of a vehicle body; determining responsive to the relative velocity, according to a non-linear passive function, a raw wheel demand force; determining an average vertical velocity of the wheel; determining, responsive to the average vertical velocity of the wheel, a first scaling factor; multiplying the first scaling factor by the raw wheel demand force to determine a scaled wheel demand force; and controlling the vehicle suspension system responsive to the scaled wheel demand force.
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Badenoch Scott W.
Shal David A.
Stacey Scott A.
General Motors Corporation
Simon Anthony Luke
Zanelli Michael
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