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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Mar. 23, 2010
Filed:
Apr. 28, 2006
Peter Wanke, Frankfurt, DE;
Torsten Herrmann, Frankfurt am Main, DE;
Mario Roszyk, Eppstein, DE;
Thorsten Wickenhöfer, Frankfurt am Main, DE;
Matthias Pank, Oberursel, DE;
Jochen Konanz, Frankfurt, DE;
Peter Wanke, Frankfurt, DE;
Torsten Herrmann, Frankfurt am Main, DE;
Mario Roszyk, Eppstein, DE;
Thorsten Wickenhöfer, Frankfurt am Main, DE;
Matthias Pank, Oberursel, DE;
Jochen Konanz, Frankfurt, DE;
Continental Teves AG & Co. oHG, Frankfurt, DE;
Abstract
A method for a Sensitive Electronic Stability Program (SESP) presents a general approach for the correction of maneuvers of turning into a bend at low speed. It integrates existing methods as well as subsequent extensions. SESP supplements the standard active yaw control (AYC) function. This allows the SESP to use variables and mechanisms of AYC, on the one hand. On the other hand, AYC continues operating unimpeded in the background and will intervene as usual when SESP cannot stabilize the vehicle appropriately. When the standard AYC intervenes, SESP control operations are forbidden, or running SESP control operations are stopped. This stop can take place either abruptly or (which is more comfortable) by way of a moderate decrease of the correcting variables.