
handle: 11311/684665
This paper addresses the control of an electronic throttle body (ETB) for ride-by-wire applications in sport motorcycles. The systems dynamics are identified in closed loop, providing a description of the system in terms of linear dynamics augmented with friction effects. This model enables the design of a controller made of a linear part and a hybrid feedforward–feedback friction compensator. The controller is computationally efficient and an adaptive version is proposed. Experimental tests validate the proposed architecture.
Mechatronic systems, Drive-by-wire, Automotive control, Cost oriented automation, Adaptive and learning systems
Mechatronic systems, Drive-by-wire, Automotive control, Cost oriented automation, Adaptive and learning systems
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