Event-Based Sampling for Handwheel Vibration Analysis
2003-01-1633
05/05/2003
- Event
- Content
- Over the past 20 years automobile quality, and consumer perceptions thereof, have been an increasing part of the vehicle engineering process. In automotive systems, torque-induced handwheel vibration is a significant source of consumer annoyance.When dealing with torque recordings containing a single or very small number of sinusoids, a time-referenced signal can easily be manipulated to yield instantaneous torque estimates. As the number of sinusoids (orders) grows, however, this becomes more difficult.In this paper, the authors demonstrate a simple technique to effectively estimate instantaneous torque level of high-order torque components when there are many higher-order sinusoids. The point is made that basic signal processing techniques applicable to time-referenced signals are also applicable to those referenced to angle or other variables.
- Pages
- 6
- Citation
- Rohde, M., and Champagne, A., "Event-Based Sampling for Handwheel Vibration Analysis," SAE Technical Paper 2003-01-1633, 2003, https://doi.org/10.4271/2003-01-1633.