Coordinated torque vectoring control and path-following of autonomous vehicles with sideslip angle estimation Online publication date: Mon, 17-May-2021
by Lin Zhang; Wei Pan; Qin Li; Haobo Sun; Bin Li; Nian Wang
International Journal of Vehicle Design (IJVD), Vol. 83, No. 2/3/4, 2020
Abstract: This paper proposes a coordinated control strategy that considers torque vectoring control (TVC) and path following system (PFS) for autonomous vehicles with four in-wheel motors. Firstly, a non-linear vehicle state observer based onUniTire tyremodel is proposed to estimate longitudinal and lateral speed. Then the sideslip angle and tyre slip ratio can be obtained. Secondly, a lateral and longitudinal path following algorithm using the driver model based on optimal preview theory and PI controller is established. For the vehicle safety control of autonomous driving, a layered control scheme is proposed, in which the upper layer employs an adaptive second-order sliding mode controller (ASOSM) to get additional yaw moment. Finally, simulation test results prove that the proposed state observation and coordinated control algorithm is valid.
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