Simulation Research on Performance Comparison of Active Suspension Control System
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Abstract
In modern automobile technology, suspension system as a bridge connecting the wheel and the body, its performance directly affects the vehicle's driving comfort, handling stability and safety. The purpose of this study is to compare and analyze the application performance of PID control, fuzzy control and adaptive control in active suspension control system through simulation experiments. The suspension dynamics model is constructed by MATLAB software, and the corresponding control strategy is designed. The experimental results are compared and analyzed from four aspects: body acceleration, suspension dynamic travel, tire dynamic load and control energy consumption. It is found that the adaptive control strategy is superior to PID control and fuzzy control in all performance indexes, and can effectively improve vehicle comfort, stability and energy efficiency. The research results provide a theoretical basis for the design and optimization of active suspension control system.
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