Self-propelled work vehicle and control method for blade stabilization accounting for chassis movement
AssigneeDeere & Company
InventorsTodd F. Velde, Daniel M. Kassen
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AssigneeDeere & Company
InventorsTodd F. Velde, Daniel M. Kassen
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Systems and methods are disclosed herein for controlling a work implement (e.g., front-mounted blade) relative to a work vehicle to produce a desired profile in a ground surface. Chassis-mounted sensor(s) detect an actual pitch velocity and an actual pitch angle of the chassis relative to the ground. Further sensor(s) detect an actual lift position of the blade relative to the chassis. A desired profile to be produced by the blade with respect to the ground surface is determined, for example via an automated grade control system, via manually-initiated trigger(s), and/or via time-based rolling averages of detected values. A position of the implement is automatically controlled as a function of each of the actual pitch velocity, the actual pitch angle of the chassis relative to the ground, and the actual lift position of the work implement relative to the chassis, corresponding to the desired profile with respect to the ground surface.
A method of controlling a blade relative to a chassis of a self- propelled work vehicle to produce a desired profile in a ground surface, wherein the blade is coupled to the chassis and further at least lifted relative to the chassis via at least a blade positioning unit, the method comprising:
A self-propelled work vehicle comprising:
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