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Attitude change suppressive vehicular height regulation system

  • US 5,053,965 A
  • Filed: 08/25/1989
  • Issued: 10/01/1991
  • Est. Priority Date: 08/26/1988
  • Status: Expired due to Fees
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1. A vehicular height regulation system comprising:

  • a first fluid actuator provided in a first suspension system disposed between a first side of a vehicular body and a first road wheel, said first actuator being variable of fluid pressure for adjusting relative distance between said first side of the vehicular body and said first road wheel;

    a second fluid actuator provided in a second suspension system disposed between a second side of the vehicular body opposite to said first side and a second road wheel, said second fluid actuator being variable of fluid pressure for adjusting relative distance between said second side of the vehicular body and said second road wheel;

    a fluid pressure source circuit connected to said first and second actuators, said fluid pressure source circuit incorporating a first valve means for adjusting fluid pressure in said first fluid actuator and a second valve means for adjusting fluid pressure in said second fluid actuator;

    a sensor means for monitoring a preselected parameter affected by vehicular attitude and variable depending upon magnitude and direction of vehicular body attitude change for producing an attitude change representative signal;

    means for processing said attitude change representative signal for deriving vehicular body attitude change representative data;

    a target attitude change magnitude setting means for setting a target attitude change magnitude and generating reference data representative of said target attitude change magnitude;

    means for comparing said vehicular attitude change representative data and said reference data for deriving difference data representative of a difference therebetween; and

    a controlling means, responsive to said difference data, for deriving first and second control signals which have opposite polarity to each other, for controlling said first and second valve means for reducing the difference between said vehicular attitude change representative data and said reference data to zero.

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