This paper addresses the control of an electronic throttle body (ETB) for ride-by-wire applications in sport motorcycles. The systems dynamics are identified in closed loop, providing a description of the system in terms of linear dynamics augmented with friction effects. This model enables the design of a controller made of a linear part and a hybrid feedforward–feedback friction compensator. The controller is computationally efficient and an adaptive version is proposed. Experimental tests validate the proposed architecture

On adaptive electronic throttle control for sport motorcycles

PANZANI, GIULIO;CORNO, MATTEO;SAVARESI, SERGIO MATTEO
2013-01-01

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This paper addresses the control of an electronic throttle body (ETB) for ride-by-wire applications in sport motorcycles. The systems dynamics are identified in closed loop, providing a description of the system in terms of linear dynamics augmented with friction effects. This model enables the design of a controller made of a linear part and a hybrid feedforward–feedback friction compensator. The controller is computationally efficient and an adaptive version is proposed. Experimental tests validate the proposed architecture
2013
Mechatronic systems, Drive-by-wire, Automotive control, Cost oriented automation, Adaptive and learning systems
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