Method for estimating the suspension stroke of a vehicle and apparatus implementing the same
First Claim
1. Method for estimating the suspension stroke of a vehicle comprising the steps consisting of:
- a) determining a variability law (10) that associates the stroke of the suspension with the pressure inside a shock absorber of the same, based on experimental data;
b) estimating the suspension stroke value related to a measured pressure value, based on the variability law (10) identified in step a);
c) detecting/obtaining the longitudinal vehicle dynamics;
d) recalibrating (30) the variability law (10) identified in step a), based on the longitudinal vehicle dynamics detected/obtained in step c).
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Abstract
The present invention refers to a method for estimating the suspension stroke of a vehicle comprising the steps consisting of: a) determining a variability law (10) that associates the stroke of the suspension with the pressure inside a shock absorber of the same, based on experimental data; b) estimating the suspension stroke value related to a measured pressure value, based on the variability law (10) identified in step (a); c) detecting/obtaining the longitudinal vehicle dynamics; d) recalibrating (30) the variability law (10) identified in step a), based on the longitudinal vehicle dynamics detected/obtained in step c). The present invention also refers to an apparatus for implementing the estimation method of the suspension stroke of a vehicle according to the invention.
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1. Method for estimating the suspension stroke of a vehicle comprising the steps consisting of:
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a) determining a variability law (10) that associates the stroke of the suspension with the pressure inside a shock absorber of the same, based on experimental data; b) estimating the suspension stroke value related to a measured pressure value, based on the variability law (10) identified in step a); c) detecting/obtaining the longitudinal vehicle dynamics; d) recalibrating (30) the variability law (10) identified in step a), based on the longitudinal vehicle dynamics detected/obtained in step c). - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11)
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