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Steer-Restoring Torque Controlled Driving Simulator for Developing Steering Road Feel
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Abstract
A driving simulator system for developing steering road feel has been developed. A new steering gear box or an electronic steering system is installed on the simulator and its road feel and control algorithm are developed according to the characteristics of any vehicle which has been programed into the engineering work-station. The vehicle model programed into the engineering work station runs according to the driver's operations, which are fed through the new steering system to be tested. The steer-restoring torque of the vehicle programed into the engineering work-station is produced by an actuator, and gives the impression through the new system of having been fed back from an actual road.
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Miyamoto, T., Momiyama, F., and Fujioka, T., "Steer-Restoring Torque Controlled Driving Simulator for Developing Steering Road Feel," SAE Technical Paper 912690, 1991, https://doi.org/10.4271/912690.Also In
Commercial Vehicle Suspensions, Steering Systems, and Traction
Number: SP-0892; Published: 1991-11-01
Number: SP-0892; Published: 1991-11-01
References
- Fujioka, T. Chon, T. Fujii, M. “Production of Simple Type Driving Simulator “JSAE paper 881026 1988
- Momiyama, F. Kitagishi, E. Tokuda, N. “Electro-Hydraulic Feedforward Control Power Steering System for Trucks and Buses “SAE paper 892519 1989