A Vehicle with multiple drivetrains, like a hybrid electric one, is an over-actuated system that means there is an infinite number of combinations of torques that individual drivetrains can …
The combination of continuously-acting high level controllers and control allocation techniques allows various driving modes to be made available to the driver. The driving …
L De Novellis, A Sorniotti, P Gruber - SAE International Journal of …, 2013 - sae.org
Vehicle handling in steady-state and transient conditions can be significantly enhanced with the continuous modulation of the driving and braking torques of each wheel via dedicated …
In electric vehicles with multiple motors, the individual wheel torque control, ie, the so-called torque-vectoring, significantly enhances the cornering response and active safety. Torque …
G De Filippis, B Lenzo, A Sorniotti… - IEEE Transactions …, 2018 - ieeexplore.ieee.org
The safety benefits of torque-vectoring control of electric vehicles with multiple drivetrains are well known and extensively discussed in the literature. Also, several authors analyze …
J Torinsson, M Jonasson, D Yang… - Vehicle System …, 2022 - Taylor & Francis
As vehicles become increasingly electrified, electrical machines for propulsion can be divided into many sources making the vehicle highly over-actuated. For over-actuated …
A Pennycott, L De Novellis, P Gruber… - … on systems, man …, 2013 - ieeexplore.ieee.org
Individually-controlled power trains of fully electric vehicles present an opportunity to enhance the steady-state and transient cornering response of a car via continuously-acting …
A Pennycott, L De Novellis… - Proceedings of the …, 2014 - journals.sagepub.com
Individually controlled electric motors provide opportunities for enhancing the handling characteristics and the energy efficiency of fully electric vehicles. Online power loss …
L De Novellis, A Sorniotti… - IEEE transactions on …, 2013 - ieeexplore.ieee.org
The continuous and precise modulation of the driving and braking torques of each wheel is considered the ultimate goal for controlling the performance of a vehicle in steady-state and …