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Vehicle speed estimation
Roštek, Martin ; Kumpán, Pavel (oponent) ; Krejsa, Jiří (vedoucí práce)
Vehicle speed is one of the crucial variables needed to be known in real-time and with high accuracy, to serve as input into vehicle dynamic control systems. Its direct measurement in the vehicle is however cost ineffective. The idea is to use the measurements from generally available on-board sensors and to consequently compute the vehicle speed. Nevertheless, the measurements are highly influenced by process noises due to complexity of motion of the vehicle. Therefore, an estimation algorithm with ability to deal with this negative influence has to be developed. The estimation algorithm presented in this thesis estimates longitudinal vehicle speed using measurements of four rotational wheel speeds, longitudinal acceleration, motor torques, yaw rate and steering wheel angle. It was tested against the numerous situations considered critical according to vehicle speed estimation, such as rapid acceleration on road with low friction coefficient, emergency braking with activation of ABS, or driving in the slope with wheels slipping, providing satisfactory results.
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Vehicle speed estimation
Roštek, Martin ; Kumpán, Pavel (oponent) ; Krejsa, Jiří (vedoucí práce)
Vehicle speed is one of the crucial variables needed to be known in real-time and with high accuracy, to serve as input into vehicle dynamic control systems. Its direct measurement in the vehicle is however cost ineffective. The idea is to use the measurements from generally available on-board sensors and to consequently compute the vehicle speed. Nevertheless, the measurements are highly influenced by process noises due to complexity of motion of the vehicle. Therefore, an estimation algorithm with ability to deal with this negative influence has to be developed. The estimation algorithm presented in this thesis estimates longitudinal vehicle speed using measurements of four rotational wheel speeds, longitudinal acceleration, motor torques, yaw rate and steering wheel angle. It was tested against the numerous situations considered critical according to vehicle speed estimation, such as rapid acceleration on road with low friction coefficient, emergency braking with activation of ABS, or driving in the slope with wheels slipping, providing satisfactory results.
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