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Optimal and Suboptimal Linear Active Suspensions for Road Vehicles
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1984
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Mathematical ProgrammingSimplified Feedback StructureAcceleration FeedbackEngineeringVehicle ControlMechanical EngineeringVehicle DynamicBody SpringStabilitySuspension StructureKinesiologyNonlinear Vibration ControlVibration IsolationKinematicsTransportation EngineeringMechatronicsActive Vibration ControlRoad VehiclesAerospace EngineeringMechanical SystemsStructural MechanicsVibration Control
SUMMARY By employing acceleration feedback a body spring of arbitary stiffness may be incorporated in an active suspension design without loss of optimality. Furthermore, as a practical simplification the necessary body position feedback may be measured relative to the axle rather than to the road. This entails only a slight loss in performance and results in a suboptimal system with a simplified feedback structure. The effects of the performance index weighting factors on the eigenvalues of the optimal system are discussed.
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