Full-vector chassis semi-decoupled steering transverse tie rod structure and execution control method thereof
AssigneeTsinghua University
InventorsXiangyu WANG, Liang LI, Yicai LIU, Quantong LI, Qi ZHANG
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AssigneeTsinghua University
InventorsXiangyu WANG, Liang LI, Yicai LIU, Quantong LI, Qi ZHANG
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The present disclosure provides a full-vector chassis semi-decoupled steering transverse tie rod structure and an execution control method thereof. The full-vector chassis semi-decoupled steering transverse tie rod structure includes: a housing; a first rack; a first steering tie rod connected to the first rack and a steering knuckle of a first corner module, respectively; a first pinion meshed with the first rack; a second rack arranged in parallel with and spaced apart from the first rack; a second steering tie rod connected to the second rack and a steering knuckle of a second corner module, respectively; a second pinion meshed with the second rack; and a clutch device. When the clutch device is in an engaged state, the clutch device connects the first pinion to the second pinion, to enable the first pinion and the second pinion to rotate synchronously, and when the clutch device is in a disengaged state, the clutch device disconnects the first pinion from the second pinion. The full-vector chassis semi-decoupled steering transverse tie rod structure according to the present disclosure offers advantages such as excellent high-speed stability, strong low-speed maneuverability, high fault tolerance, a wide steering range, a simple structure, etc.
A full-vector chassis semi-decoupled steering transverse tie rod structure, comprising:
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