The experimental implementation and comparison of active, semiactive, and passive vehicle suspensions utilizing a linear electric motor /

Also, the experimental results are compared to previous

Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Williams, Monte Glen
Format: Thesis eBook
Language:English
Published: [Place of publication not identified] : [publisher not identified] ; 1994.
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Online Access:Link to OAKTrust copy

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245 1 4 |a The experimental implementation and comparison of active, semiactive, and passive vehicle suspensions utilizing a linear electric motor /  |c by Monte Glen Williams. 
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502 |b M.S.  |c Texas A&M University  |d 1994. 
504 |a Includes bibliographical references. 
520 |a Also, the experimental results are compared to previous  
520 |a computer control of a linear electric motor. The details of  
520 |a Details of the design and development of the experimental  
520 |a developed and used to provide baseline performance criteria.  
520 |a differences exist between the active suspension and the three  
520 |a each suspension when implemented on the test rig were almost  
520 |a experimental results for a resistance controlled semiactive  
520 |a identical to the rankings resulting from theory. The  
520 |a implementation of active and semiactive suspension control  
520 |a indication of the feasibility of electric motors for  
520 |a knowledge by the reader. A theoretical quarter car model is  
520 |a motor at realizing the control strategies. This gives an  
520 |a of the experimental implementation of an active automobile  
520 |a passive suspension. These suspensions are realized via  
520 |a performance criteria showed that an active suspension is  
520 |a performance. 
520 |a semiactive suspensions. This indicates that an active  
520 |a strategies. Furthermore, the control algorithms are compared  
520 |a substantially better than a passive one. Also, only minimal  
520 |a suspension is not needed for excellent suspension  
520 |a suspension performance criteria. The relative comparisons of  
520 |a suspension using dual dampers. The experimental test rig and  
520 |a suspension, three types of semiactive suspensions, and a  
520 |a test rig are given. The experimental results are compared to  
520 |a The primary objective of this research is the investigation  
520 |a the suspensions are explained in full assuming no prior  
520 |a the theoretical results to study the effectiveness of the  
520 |a theoretical simulation results agreed fairly well for all  
520 |a to each other to rate each for performance versus complexity.  
530 |a Also available online. 
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