2007
DOI: 10.1109/ivs.2007.4290214
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PI Front Steering and PI Rear Steering Control with Tire Workload Analysis

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“…The studies have moved along the implementation of multi-actuator systems, keeping in mind pros and cons of different control actuators [23][24][25][26]. In [27], [13], [14], [28] and [3] some PI based controls are proposed. Marino et al [27], use a decentralized PI control to follow a first order non-linear model reference driven by the driver input.…”
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“…The studies have moved along the implementation of multi-actuator systems, keeping in mind pros and cons of different control actuators [23][24][25][26]. In [27], [13], [14], [28] and [3] some PI based controls are proposed. Marino et al [27], use a decentralized PI control to follow a first order non-linear model reference driven by the driver input.…”
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“…In [27], [13], [14], [28] and [3] some PI based controls are proposed. Marino et al [27], use a decentralized PI control to follow a first order non-linear model reference driven by the driver input. This control structure allows them to set arbitrary steady state values for lateral speed and yaw rate at any longitudinal speed.…”
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