Braking control system for motor vehicle

Fluid-pressure and analogous brake systems – Speed-controlled – Torque sensing

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303167, B60T 800

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057659290

ABSTRACT:
A braking control system for a motor vehicle in which various braking controls, including an antiskid braking control and a traction control, are realized comprehensively, accurately and smoothly without being based on the slip factor of a wheel. The actual wheel speed (Wvr) of the rear wheel side is detected, and the desired wheel speed (Wrf) of the front wheel side is set so as to be lower than the actual wheel speed (Wvr). Besides, the actual wheel speed (Wvf) of the front wheel side is detected, and the deviation (ef) between the actual wheel speed (Wvf) and the desired wheel speed (Wrf) is detected. Subsequently, the desired braking torque (Nrf) of the front wheel side is calculated from the deviation (ef) and the actual wheel speed (Wvf). Further, the desired braking torque (Nrr) of the rear wheel side is set on the basis of the desired braking torque (Nrf). The braking pressure of the braking apparatus is controlled so as to establish the desired braking torques (Nrf) and (Nrr).

REFERENCES:
patent: 5205622 (1993-04-01), Gee
patent: 5333943 (1994-08-01), Kashiwabara et al.

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