Vehicle brake squeal control device
AssigneeAdvics Co., Ltd.
InventorsMasahiko Kamiya, Hiroshi Kondo, Shin Sasaki, Daizo Oba, Moriharu Sakai
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AssigneeAdvics Co., Ltd.
InventorsMasahiko Kamiya, Hiroshi Kondo, Shin Sasaki, Daizo Oba, Moriharu Sakai
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A brake squeal control device is proposed which carries out squeal control by specifying travel state and temperature conditions in which brake noise tends to be produced. The brake squeal control device is adapted to feed detection signals from a sensor group that indicates the travel state of the vehicle from a stepping force sensor or wheel speed sensors, and a sensor group that indicates the temperature state from an engine cooling water temperature sensor, a car compartment temperature sensor, a caliper temperature sensor or an outer air temperature sensor to a control circuit. If conditions corresponding to an “in-the-cold” and “first-in-the-morning” states are detected by computing in the control circuit, a solenoid valve is turned on and off to suppress brake squeals.
A brake squeal control device wherein after closing a starter switch of a vehicle, based on signals of sensors and a clock, if it is detected that the vehicle is in predetermined “in-the-cold” or “first-in-the-morning” state from the fact that at least one of time, travel state and temperature conditions is in predetermined ranges, the pressing force of a brake means is controlled to suppress brake squeals, wherein brake squeal control is carried out irrespective of whether brake squeal phenomena have actually developed or not.
A brake squeal control device wherein after closing a starter switch of a vehicle, if a signal of a sensor that indicates that the vehicle is in a reverse state is detected, the pressing force of a brake means is controlled to suppress brake squeals, wherein brake squeal control is carried out irrespective of whether brake squeal phenomena have actually developed or not.
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