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US 2006/0041357 A1Published application
Counter steer detecting method
AssigneeHonda Motor Co., Ltd.
InventorAtsushi Mori
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Abstract
The counter steer detecting method includes the steps of detecting a steering angle by a steering angle sensor, detecting a lateral acceleration by a lateral acceleration sensor, and determining counter steer according to the steering angle detected by the steering angle sensor and the lateral acceleration detected by the lateral acceleration sensor on the basis of a counter steer determination area table indicating whether or not the counter steer is on in relation to the combination of steering angle and lateral acceleration.
Claims4
A counter steer detecting method comprising the steps of:
- detecting a steering angle by a steering angle sensor;
- detecting a lateral acceleration by a lateral acceleration sensor;
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- determining counter steer according to the steering angle detected by said steering angle sensor and the lateral acceleration detected by said lateral acceleration sensor on the basis of a counter steer determination area table indicating whether or not the counter steer is on in relation to the combination of steering angle and lateral acceleration;
- said counter steer determination area table indicating at least one of a first area where the direction of turn indicated by the steering angle is opposite to the direction of turn indicated by the lateral acceleration and a second area where the direction of turn indicated by the steering angle is the same as the direction of turn indicated by the lateral acceleration;
- said first area being defined outside the counter steer determination area near a point where the steering angle is 0 and the lateral acceleration is 0;
- said second area being defined inside the counter steer determination area where the lateral acceleration is larger than a boundary value increasing in absolute value from a first predetermined value greater than 0 at a steering angle of 0 with an increase in absolute value of the steering angle.
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