2020
DOI: 10.1080/14484846.2020.1734154
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Optimal fuzzy adaptive robust PID control for an active suspension system

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“…used a fuzzy controller to control the seven-degree-of-freedom suspension system, which reduced the body displacement and acceleration magnitude, eliminated the body-induced resonance peaks, and ensured the smoothness of the body. To make the vehicle achieve more stringent comfort, Mahmoodabadi et al [207,208] proposed an optimal adaptive fuzzy controller based on a gravity search algorithm. The gravitational search algorithm optimizes the control parameters to reduce the acceleration of the body, the relative displacement between the tires and the sprung mass.…”
Section: Fuzzy Controlmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…used a fuzzy controller to control the seven-degree-of-freedom suspension system, which reduced the body displacement and acceleration magnitude, eliminated the body-induced resonance peaks, and ensured the smoothness of the body. To make the vehicle achieve more stringent comfort, Mahmoodabadi et al [207,208] proposed an optimal adaptive fuzzy controller based on a gravity search algorithm. The gravitational search algorithm optimizes the control parameters to reduce the acceleration of the body, the relative displacement between the tires and the sprung mass.…”
Section: Fuzzy Controlmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Xubin Dong et al 29 proposed a fractional air disaster eradication method based on the adaptive clonal algorithm for active suspension, which reduces the requirement of model accuracy. The optimum mode and self-adaptive PID control for active suspension are presented by Nonlinear Dyn et al The optimum mode and self-adaptive PID control for active suspension are presented by M. J. Mahmoodabadi et al 30 Based on the design of self-adaptive rules, the parameters of the system are adjusted by means of the mode and system, so that the system has a small overshoot and greatly reduces the vibration.…”
Section: Current Status Of Air Suspension Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[19][20][21] Besides, many other intelligent algorithms have been used to search for the controller's parameters optimally. [22][23][24] The PID controller can only be applied to systems that have an object. If the system has many objects to be controlled, using multiple PID controllers is a suitable alternative.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%