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SUMMARY Electronic throttle control is an important part of every advanced vehicle control system. In this paper we design an adaptive control scheme for electronic throttle that achieves good tracking of arbitrary constant speed commands in the presence of unknown disturbances. The design is based on a simplified linear vehicle model which is derived from a validated nonlinear one. The designed control scheme is simulated using the validated full order nonlinear vehicle model and tested on an actual vehicle. The simulation and vehicle test results are included in this paper to show the performance of the controller. Due to the learning capability of the adaptive control scheme, changes in the vehicle dynamics do not affect the performance of the controller in any significant manner.
Motor vehicles--Motors, Motor vehicles--Motors, Motor vehicles--Automatic control, Motor vehicles--Automatic control
Motor vehicles--Motors, Motor vehicles--Motors, Motor vehicles--Automatic control, Motor vehicles--Automatic control
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