Anti-lock braking system and control method thereof

US11613237B2 · US · B2

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Publication numberUS-11613237-B2
Application numberUS-202017030180-A
CountryUS
Kind codeB2
Filing dateSep 23, 2020
Priority dateSep 23, 2020
Publication dateMar 28, 2023
Grant dateMar 28, 2023

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An Anti-lock Braking System and control method are disclosed. The control method is performed after a control module intervenes a vehicle's braking system and comprises: receiving a wheel speed signal of a wheel and a vehicle acceleration signal; computing a tire-slip feedback value according to the wheel speed signal of the wheels and the vehicle acceleration signal; generating a feedback control voltage according to a tire-slip difference between a tire-slip target value and the tire-slip feedback value; generating a tire-slip compensation value by performing a differential compensation to the tire-slip feedback value; obtaining a feedforward voltage according to the tire-slip compensation value via a look-up table approach; generating a braking control voltage by adding the feedback control voltage to the feedforward voltage; and outputting the braking control voltage to a proportioning-valve brake, such that the proportioning-valve brake adjusts a braking pressure according to the braking control voltage.

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An Anti-lock Braking System adapted to a vehicle with multiple wheels and comprising: an accelerometer outputting a vehicle acceleration signal reflecting acceleration of the vehicle; multiple wheel speed sensors respectively corresponding to the multiple wheels and each one of the wheel speed sensors outputting a wheel speed signal; multiple proportioning-valve brakes respectively corresponding to the multiple wheels and each one of the proportioning-valve brakes receiving a braking control voltage to adjust a braking pressure of each one of the wheels according to a magnitude of the braking control voltage; and a control module electrically connected to the accelerometer, the wheel speed sensors, and the proportioning-valve brakes; wherein after the control module intervenes a braking system of the vehicle, the control module generates the braking control voltages for the proportioning-valve brakes respectively according to the vehicle acceleration signal and the wheel speed signals; wherein the control module computes a tire-slip feedback value according to the wheel speed signal of each one of the wheel speed sensors and the vehicle acceleration signal, generates a feedback control voltage according to a tire-slip difference between a tire-slip target value and the tire-slip feedback value, generates a tire-slip compensation value by performing a differential compensation to the tire-slip feedback value, obtains a feedforward voltage according to the tire-slip compensation value via a look-up table approach, and generates the braking control voltage by adding the feedback control voltage to the feedforward voltage. 2. The Anti-lock Braking System of claim 1 , wherein the control module stores multiple look-up tables for performing the look-up table approach; each one of the look-up tables includes a voltage lower limit, a voltage upper limit, a tire-slip lower-limit, and a tire-slip upper limit; when the tire-slip compensation value is between the tire-slip lower limit and the tire-slip upper limit, the tire-slip compensation value is linearly and directly proportional to the feedforward voltage. 3. The Anti-lock Braking System of claim 2 , wherein the multiple wheels of the vehicle are multiple front wheels and multiple rear wheels; the multiple look-up tables are a first look-up table corresponding to the front wheels and a second look-up table corresponding to the rear wheels; the tire-slip upper limit in the first look-up table is defined as a first tire-slip upper limit, the tire-slip upper limit in the second look-up table is defined as a second tire-slip upper limit, and the second tire-slip upper limit is lower than the first tire-slip upper limit. 4. The Anti-lock Braking System of claim 3 , wherein the tire-slip feedback value (Slip FB ) is represented as: Slip FB = V est - W V est wherein V est is the vehicle's speed and W is the wheel's speed computed from the wheel speed signal of each one of the wheel speed sensors. 5. The Anti-lock Braking System of claim 4 , wherein the tire-slip compensation value (Slip COMP ) is represented as: Slip COMP = Slip FB + C × d dt ⁢ ( Slip FB ) wherein C is a value of weight, 0≤C≤1, and C for the front wheels is higher than C for the rear wheels. 6. An anti-lock braking control method performed after a control module intervenes a braking system of a vehicle with multiple wheels and comprising: receiving a wheel speed signal of each one of the wheels and a vehicle acceleration signal; computing a tire-slip feedback value according to the wheel speed signal of each one of the wheels and the vehicle acceleration signal; generating a feedback control voltage according to a tire-slip difference between a tire-slip target value and the tire-slip feedback value; generating a tire-slip compensation value by performing a differential compensation to the tire-slip feedback value; obtaining a feedforward voltage according to the tire-slip compensation value via a look-up table approach; generating a braking control voltage by adding the feedback control voltage to the feedforward voltage; and outputting the braking control voltage to a proportioning-valve brake, such that the proportioning-valve brake adjusts a braking pressure of each one of the wheels according to a magnitude of the braking control voltage. 7. The anti-lock braking control method of claim 6 , wherein multiple look-up tables are adopted in the look-up table approach and each one of the look-up tables includes a voltage lower limit, a voltage upper limit, a tire-slip lower-limit, and a tire-slip upper limit; and when the tire-slip compensation value is between the tire-slip lower limit and the tire-slip upper limit, the tire-slip compensation value is linearly and directly proportional to the feedforward voltage. 8. The anti-lock braking control method of claim 7 , wherein the multiple wheels of the vehicle are multiple front wheels and multiple rear wheels; the multiple look-up tables are a first look-up table corresponding to the front wheels and a second look-up table corresponding to the rear wheels; the tire-slip upper limit in the first look-up table is defined as a first tire-slip upper limit, the tire-slip upper limit in the second look-up table is defined as a second tire-slip upper limit, and the second tire-slip upper limit is lower than the first tire-slip upper limit. 9. The anti-lock braking control method of claim 8 , wherein the tire-slip feedback value (Slip FB ) is represented as: Slip FB = V est - W V est wherein V est is the vehicle's speed and W is the wheel's speed computed from the wheel speed signal of each one of the wheels. 10. The anti-lock braking control method of claim 9 , wherein the tire-slip compensation value (Slip COMP ) is represented as: Slip COMP = Slip FB + C × d

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  • Side slip angle, attitude angle, floating angle, drift angle · CPC title

  • Vehicle reference speed; Vehicle body speed · CPC title

  • B60T8/1761Primary

    responsive to wheel or brake dynamics, e.g. wheel slip, wheel acceleration or rate of change of brake fluid pressure · CPC title

  • Detecting parameters used in the regulation; Measuring values used in the regulation · CPC title

  • for hydraulic brake systems · CPC title

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What does patent US11613237B2 cover?
An Anti-lock Braking System and control method are disclosed. The control method is performed after a control module intervenes a vehicle's braking system and comprises: receiving a wheel speed signal of a wheel and a vehicle acceleration signal; computing a tire-slip feedback value according to the wheel speed signal of the wheels and the vehicle acceleration signal; generating a feedback cont…
Who is the assignee on this patent?
Automotive Res & Testing Ct
What technology area does this patent fall under?
Primary CPC classification B60T8/1761. Mapped technology areas include Operations & Transport.
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Publication date Tue Mar 28 2023 00:00:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) (B2). Legal status and post-grant events are not shown on this page.
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