Optimum path-tracking control for inverse problem of vehicle handling dynamics |
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Authors: | Yingjie Liu Junsheng Jiang |
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Affiliation: | 1.School of Mechanical-Electronic and Vehicle Engineering,Weifang University,Weifang, Shandong,China |
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Abstract: | A method based on optimal control theory is presented in this paper to solve path-tracking problems in inverse vehicle handling dynamics. The idea behind is to identify the optimal steering torque input along a prescribed path to generate an expected trajectory that guarantees minimum clearance. Based on this purpose, the path-tracking problem, treated as an optimal control problem, is first converted into a nonlinear programming problem by Gauss pseudospectral method (GPM) and is then solved with Sequential quadratic programming (SQP). Finally, a real vehicle test is executed to verify the rationality of the proposed model and methodology. Results show that the minimum lateral position error of the generated path-tracking trajectory can be a good solution for path-tracking problem in inverse vehicle handling dynamics for GPM. The algorithm has higher calculation accuracy compared with other methods to solve path-tracking problems. The study could help drivers identify safe lane-keeping trajectories and areas easily. |
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