ADAPTIVE CRUISE CONTROL METHOD ON INCLINE
First Claim
1. An adaptive cruise control method on an incline comprising:
- sensing a wheel speed and a longitudinal acceleration during adaptive cruise control;
calculating a vehicle acceleration based on the sensed wheel speed;
estimating a gradient of a road from the calculated vehicle acceleration and the longitudinal acceleration;
calculating a resistance torque based on the gradient of the road; and
controlling traveling and stoppage maintenance of a vehicle using the resistance torque.
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Abstract
Disclosed herein is an adaptive cruse control method on an incline to improve traveling performance and stoppage maintenance performance on an incline. During adaptive cruise control, a gradient of a road is estimated based on a vehicle acceleration and longitudinal acceleration to enable compensation of a resistance torque with respect to the gradient of the road, which prevents deterioration of a traveling speed of a vehicle on an incline. Also, compensating for a brake torque to prevent the vehicle from being pushed rearward when the vehicle is stopped or starts to go on an incline may prevent deterioration of performance on an incline.
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1. An adaptive cruise control method on an incline comprising:
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sensing a wheel speed and a longitudinal acceleration during adaptive cruise control; calculating a vehicle acceleration based on the sensed wheel speed; estimating a gradient of a road from the calculated vehicle acceleration and the longitudinal acceleration; calculating a resistance torque based on the gradient of the road; and controlling traveling and stoppage maintenance of a vehicle using the resistance torque. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3)
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