How significant are transfer function relations and invariant points for a quarter car suspension model?
How significant are transfer function relations and invariant points for a quarter car suspension model?
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The quarter car model has been used extensively to study the benefits of active, semi-active and passive suspensions. Despite the evident simplicity of the model, the insights obtained from this model have been found to have counterparts in half- and full-car suspension models. Among the most interesting results of the analysis of the quarter car are the relationships among certain transfer function and invariant points in the frequency response functions. These results are of great interest for the application of linear control techniques to the design of active suspensions and the optimisation of linearised passive suspensions. This paper attempts to show why some of the limitations implied by the model are less absolute than they at first seem.
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How significant are transfer function relations and invariant points for a quarter car suspension model?
Vehicle System Dynamics ; 47 , 4 ; 457-464
2009-04-01
8 pages
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