2009 IEEE International Conference on Control and Automation 2009
DOI: 10.1109/icca.2009.5410379
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Hybrid fuzzy-neural network structure for vehicle seat vibration isolation

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“…Obtener comodidad, estabilidad y seguridad como es el caso de:  El sistema de suspensión de: un vehículo de transporte lunar de 6 ruedas [29]; un vehículo ligero [30]; un camión [31]; un tren de alta velocidad [32]; o una maquinaria agrícola [33].  El asiento del conductor de un vehículo [34].  Un manipulador montado sobre una plataforma móvil [35].…”
Section: Aplicaciones De La Suspensión Activa-semiactivaunclassified
“…Obtener comodidad, estabilidad y seguridad como es el caso de:  El sistema de suspensión de: un vehículo de transporte lunar de 6 ruedas [29]; un vehículo ligero [30]; un camión [31]; un tren de alta velocidad [32]; o una maquinaria agrícola [33].  El asiento del conductor de un vehículo [34].  Un manipulador montado sobre una plataforma móvil [35].…”
Section: Aplicaciones De La Suspensión Activa-semiactivaunclassified
“…The nonlinear characteristics of MRF damper has been described by many mathematical models, such as Bingham model and nonlinear hysteretic bi-viscous model, etc [6]. One of the most popular mathematical models is the Bouc-Wen model [7], deduced by Bouc in 1967 and later modified by Wen in 1976 (shown in Fig. 2).…”
Section: Mathematical Modeling Of Mrf Dampermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recently, most researchers concentrated on the experimental vibration control of a rigid mass, without considering the dynamic response of human body (Phu et al, 2015;Tanovic and Huseinbegovic, 2009). In the previous literature, it is clearly illustrated that the characteristics of transmitted vibrations are strongly influenced by the seated human body (Griffin, 1981;Suggs et al, 1969).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%