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Performance analysis of half car suspension model with 4 DOF using PID, LQR, FUZZY and ANFIS controllers

Gandhi et al., 2017

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2275940180127258611
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Gandhi P
Adarsh S
Ramachandran K
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Procedia Computer Science

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The suspension system helps to enhance the ride quality, steering stability, passenger comfort and NVH. In this paper, using a half car active suspension model with 4 Degrees Of Freedom (4 DOF) the controllers such as Proportional Integral Derivative, Linear Quadratic …
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