Antiskid control system
AssigneeAisin Seiki Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorKohichi Kondo
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AssigneeAisin Seiki Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorKohichi Kondo
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An antiskid control system is disclosed which controls a brake pressure applied to a wheel brake, using the rotational speed Va of a wheel, a reference speed Vs which is calculated on the basis of the speed Va, and an acceleration/deceleration Dv of the wheel which represents a rate of change in the speed Va, as a brake pedal is depressed. After a decompressing/intensifying cycle of the brake pressure applied to the wheel brake is repeated a given number of times within a short time internal of a given length, a "hard" condition is established in the shock absorber. When the brake pedal is released, the "hard" condition of the shock absorber is terminated. The control system includes a solenoid valve which is used to intensity, hold or decompress the wheel brake pressure. The system also includes a microprocessor which determines the rate at which the pressure is intensified by alternately switching between the intensifying and the holding mode as a time sequence and which determines the rate at which the pressure is decompressed by alternately switching between the decompressing cycle and the holding cycle as a time sequence.
An antiskid control system for a vehicle including a variable attenuation shock absorber in a wheel suspension, said variable attenuation shock absorber having attenuation control means for producing a high attenuation force in a "hard" condition and an actuator for driving said attenuation control means to the "hard" condition, comprising:
An antiskid control system for vehicles including a variable atenuation shock absorber in a wheel suspension, said variable attenuation shock absorber having an attenuation control means producing a high attenuation force in a "hard" condition and an actuator for driving said atenuation control means to the "hard" condition, comprising;
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