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New semi-active suspension controller design using quasi-linearization and frequency shaping

Kawabe et al., 1998

Document ID
6952016544139267823
Author
Kawabe T
Isobe O
Watanabe Y
Hanba S
Miyasato Y
Publication year
Publication venue
Control Engineering Practice

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A semi-active suspension system is considered to be one of the most realistic solutions for improving the ride quality of large commercial vehicles, because of its smaller energy consumption compared with that of active suspension systems. A semi-active suspension …
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