14 Degree-of-Freedom Vehicle Model for Roll Dynamics Study

Chinar Ghike; Taehyun Shim

doi:10.4271/2006-01-1277

2006-04-03

14 Degree-of-Freedom Vehicle Model for Roll Dynamics Study 2006-01-1277

A vehicle model is an important factor in the development of vehicle control systems. Various vehicle models having different complexities, assumptions, and limitations have been developed and applied to many different vehicle control systems. A 14 DOF vehicle model that includes a roll center as well as non-linear effects due to vehicle roll and pitch angles and unsprung mass inertias, is developed. From this model, the limitations and validity of lower order models which employ different assumptions for simplification of dynamic equations are investigated by analyzing their effect on vehicle roll response through simulation. The possible limitation of the 14 DOF model compared to an actual vehicle is also discussed.

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14 Degree-of-Freedom Vehicle Model for Roll Dynamics Study 2006-01-1277

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