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US20200172068A1
US20200172068A1 US16/624,505 US201716624505A US2020172068A1 US 20200172068 A1 US20200172068 A1 US 20200172068A1 US 201716624505 A US201716624505 A US 201716624505A US 2020172068 A1 US2020172068 A1 US 2020172068A1
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Heinz Leiber
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  • the invention relates to a brake system according to the preamble of claim 1 .
  • the known solutions have relatively long overall lengths and a high weight.
  • the BKV control is effected via an electrical element and reaction disc as a so-called follow-up booster, the pedal travel is a function of the brake pressure and the volume absorption of the brake system, which requires long pedal travel in the event of fading or brake circuit failure.
  • variant B also shows an e-booster as a follower BKV.
  • BKV control takes place via pedal travel and pressure.
  • a separate pressure supply with electric motor and plunger acts via the amplifier piston on the HZ piston.
  • WO2012/019802 shows an arrangement similar to WO2011/098178 with coaxial drive in which an electric motor acts on the HZ piston via a gear and piston.
  • An additional piston cylinder unit is used here, which acts on a travel simulator piston (WS).
  • the pedal travel is thus independent of e.g. fading and brake circuit failure.
  • the complexity and the construction length are high.
  • variant D shows a brake booster (BKV) with additional ESP unit with hydraulic actuation of the booster piston and external pressure supply.
  • BKV brake booster
  • This arrangement with four or five pistons and six solenoid valves (MV) is complex and unfavorable in length.
  • the non-hydraulically acting travel simulator (WS) is located within the piston-cylinder unit upstream of the main cylinder and cannot be damped or switched via a solenoid valve (MV).
  • ABS shall function via the possibility of pressure modulation by the BKV motor as described in WO2010/088920 of the applicant. However, this only allows a common pressure control for all four wheels, which does not result in an optimal braking distance.
  • the invention is based on the object of creating a brake system for use in autonomous driving operation (hereinafter AD) and/or electric vehicles/hybrid vehicles with increasingly strong recuperation power (energy recovery by braking via generator/or drive motor in generator operation).
  • AD autonomous driving operation
  • electric vehicles/hybrid vehicles with increasingly strong recuperation power energy recovery by braking via generator/or drive motor in generator operation.
  • the weight is reduced and/or the dimensions of the system are reduced and/or the reliability is increased.
  • a cost-effective brake system for autonomous driving is to be created, which fulfils all required redundancies as well as very high safety requirements.
  • the improvement is characterized in that the design of the brake booster has very few simple components with low tolerance requirements (e.g. valves only in open/closed operation) and is therefore cost-effective, very short and narrow in design and enables a constant pedal travel characteristic, especially with strong recuperation.
  • the design of the brake booster has very few simple components with low tolerance requirements (e.g. valves only in open/closed operation) and is therefore cost-effective, very short and narrow in design and enables a constant pedal travel characteristic, especially with strong recuperation.
  • a brake system which has a very short construction as well as an advantageous pedal characteristic.
  • a two-box system is created according to the invention, having an electric brake booster which is connected to a standard ESP unit via two hydraulic lines (hereinafter referred to as X-Boost and ESP/ABS unit, together referred to as two-box system), wherein the brake booster has a pedal characteristic which is independent of the volume absorption of the brake system and the degree of recuperation.
  • the invention achieves a compact design of the brake booster with a low box volume, which is very short and narrow and has many redundancies, e.g. for pressure generation, electrical supply, failure of the pump motor of the ESP unit and also includes an ABS function with reduced performance in the event of failure of the ESP unit.
  • the ABS function should include at least one individual regulation axle-by-axle to improve the braking distance (“select-low” pressure regulation).
  • the pressure supply (DV) is only effective up to the wheel locking limit of 80 to 100 bar.
  • the pump of the ESP unit is switched on. This can therefore be realized with the solution according to the invention in comparison to variant A of the prior art described above, since the ESP pump function has no influence on the pedal feel, since the brake pedal is decoupled.
  • a retroactive effect from volume absorption e.g. in the event of brake circuit failure
  • a desired pedal feedback e.g. a small pedal movement when using the ABS function, optionally also intermittently.
  • Faults e.g. brake circuit failure, can also be indicated by moving the pedal parallel to the warning lamp.
  • the pedal travel simulator In the entire pressure range (150 to 200 bar) the pedal travel simulator should deliver a good pedal travel characteristic, e.g. up to 30 bar with a flat characteristic curve and then progressively increasing without influence whether the X-Boost or the ESP unit delivers the pressure.
  • the pedal force characteristic curve changes significantly during the transition from e-booster to ESP and requires a lot of software effort for the PWM operation of the valves necessary for this. This is not the case with the solution according to the invention, since the operation of the ESP pump has no influence on the pedal characteristics, since the pedal is decoupled via the travel simulator.
  • the return spring ( 18 ) can be used in the flat part of the pedal travel characteristic curve, so that the volume in the piston travel simulator is smaller and only corresponds to the progressive part of the characteristic curve, as also shown in WO2013/072198 of the applicant, to which reference is made here.
  • THZ tandem main brake cylinder
  • the pressure supply consists of an electric motor which drives the piston via a spindle.
  • a ball screw drive (KGT) and a trapezoidal spindle with nut can be used as transmissions.
  • the latter is cheaper and quiet, but has a lower efficiency and is self-locking.
  • the latter has the advantage that in the event of a failure in the pressure supply DV, e.g. of the engine, the piston remains in the position so that there is no increase in volume in the brake circuit under the influence of brake pressure.
  • Access to the piston travel simulator can be closed with a solenoid valve (WA), as in the event of a pressure supply failure (DV) the pedal force acts on the main cylinder (HZ) and thus generates brake pressure in the so-called fallback level (RFE). Without the valve (WA), the pedal travel in the fallback level (RFE) would be extended by the volume absorption of the piston travel simulator (WS).
  • WA solenoid valve
  • X-Boost and ESP unit have separate power supplies in one embodiment, e.g. ESP is connected to a 12V battery and X-Boost is connected to a DC/DC converter of a multi-voltage vehicle electrical system.
  • X-Boost and ESP unit can be connected to both 12V battery and DC/DC converter.
  • both modules of the brake system of the two-box have a redundant power supply in each case.
  • Pedal through fall I can thus be avoided, since a leak in the system has no effect on the pedal feeling, since the travel simulator is decoupled.
  • a leak in the system has a direct effect on the pedal feeling in variants A and B, for example, so that in the worst case the pedal travel is suddenly extended and the change cannot be controlled by the driver and leads to accidents.
  • the individual pressure regulation II) of axles is made possible by the solution according to the invention because in the event of failure of the ESP motor, the electric motor of the pressure supply DV of the X-Boost takes over the pressure regulation and the pressure regulation has no influence on the pedal. This means that there are considerably more degrees of freedom than with follow-up booster solutions (variants A and B).
  • the pressure control of the invention via the piston travel and motor current in accordance with (DE 10 2005 018649 of the applicant) and pressure gradient regulation (DE 10 2005 055751 of the applicant), to which reference is made here in this respect, is used for a high-precision pressure control which cannot be achieved with pulse width modulation (PWM) control of valves of the ESP unit.
  • PWM pulse width modulation
  • the system decoupling (pedal of the system) is also of great importance for the implementation of III) driver assistance functions, as described in more detail below.
  • Recuperation control (IV) is becoming increasingly important due to the increasing hybridization and spread of electric vehicles.
  • the brake pressure is varied depending on the possible generator braking effect and the total braking effect required from the driver. This is called brake pressure blending.
  • recuperation control (IV) for one of the solutions according to the invention is carried out exclusively via the piston travel control of the pressure supply DV, e.g. in four-wheel blending.
  • a corresponding braking pressure is set by adjusting the piston so that the sum of the hydraulic braking force and the braking effect by the drive motor results in the desired total deceleration force.
  • the pedal travel is a function of the volume take-up.
  • it is necessary to adjust the dimensions of the main cylinder HZ for different vehicle types with different piston diameters.
  • this leads to high pedal forces with the same pedal travel in brake systems with greater volume absorption.
  • a vehicle deceleration of at least 0.24-0.3 g is required for a maximum foot force of 500 N.
  • Some of the solutions according to the invention allow the use of a small auxiliary piston diameter in comparison to the SK piston and thus higher brake pressures in the fallback level RFE at 500 N foot force.
  • the volume in the brake circuits can be further increased with brake fading in that DV continues to convey. This additional volume must be able to be transferred from the SK piston into the floating circuit, either by a larger diameter of the SK piston than the auxiliary piston or by a larger travel of the SK piston.
  • the BKV is controlled in one embodiment in accordance with DE 10 2005 018649 and DE 10 2005 055751 of the applicant, to which reference is made here, via the piston of the pressure supply DV by applying a pressure in the brake circuit via a BKV characteristic curve as a function of the pedal travel.
  • the pressure is measured in the ESP unit and provided by the pressure supply DV via a corresponding piston travel. If the pressure sensor fails, this pressure signal is not available.
  • the pressure sensor failure is detected by the pressure supply DV via evaluation of the pressure volume characteristic curve (p-V characteristic curve). Here the corresponding pressure value is missing for the piston travel.
  • the current measurement of the DV motor can also be used here as a replacement for the pressure measurement. In general, it is also conceivable to use only current measurement. For the corresponding accuracy for pressure build-up and reduction, the hysteresis must be included in the characteristic curve of the pressure supply DV (piston travel and pressure or current alternatively) by the friction forces in the drive, optionally with correction values, e.g. by correlation of the current with the vehicle deceleration.
  • FIG. 1 Complete X-Boost system with ESP
  • FIG. 1 a THZ main cylinder with pressure supply DV and piston travel simulator KS;
  • FIG. 1 b An exemplary detail design of the first piston-cylinder unit
  • FIG. 2 Pedal characteristics
  • FIG. 3 Main components of the system.
  • FIG. 1 shows a schematic diagram of the brake system with an actuating device, in particular brake pedal 1 , a first piston-cylinder unit THZ, which can be actuated by means of the actuating device, a second piston-cylinder unit with an electromotive drive and a transmission (hereinafter also X-Boost or booster) and an ABS/ESP unit.
  • the ABS/ESP unit is known with the main components pump P with motor M, valves HSV 1 and HSV 2 , USV 1 and USV 2 , inlet and outlet valves EV and AV assigned to the wheel brakes, and storage chamber (SpK). This system is described in many publications and patent applications.
  • the main cylinder HZ essentially consists of an auxiliary piston (HiKo) 16 and a floating piston (SK piston) 12 with return spring 12 a .
  • the auxiliary piston 16 is connected to a plunger 16 a , which acts through a partition wall 14 with seal into the pressure chamber 12 d .
  • a distance of approx. 50% of the travel of the auxiliary piston (HiKo) 16 is between the end of the plunger and the SK piston.
  • the plunger 16 a has a significantly smaller cross-sectional area than the pistons of the first piston-cylinder unit (>factor 5 smaller) and contributes insignificantly to pressure build-up and pressure sensing in the brake circuit and transmits this force to the brake pedal, thus generating a haptic feedback to the brake pedal, especially during ABS operation and/or fading.
  • a valve FV is closed at the start of braking and the auxiliary piston HiKo acts on the travel simulator WS, whose function and variants are described later.
  • the auxiliary piston HiKo has two functions: for normal operation and for a fallback level in the event of a failure of the pressure supply DV. In the first case, normal operation, it feeds the travel simulator WS with the valve FV closed, and the pedal travel is the input signal for the pressure supply DV. At the fallback level, when the pressure supply DV fails, it also feeds the travel simulator WS when the valve FV is closed, but the pedal travel is now the input signal for the ESP booster.
  • redundant pedal travel sensors 2 a / 2 b are activated simultaneously. These can additionally be decoupled via an elastic member KWS, as described in DE 11 2011 103274 of the applicant, to which reference is made here in this respect. Advantages are on the one hand detection when the auxiliary piston (HiKo) 16 is blocked, and on the other hand the differential travel of the sensors when the auxiliary piston (HiKo) 16 is blocked provides a control signal for auxiliary braking.
  • the elastic member can also be part of the spring characteristic of the WS travel simulator.
  • the auxiliary piston (HiKo) 16 has a normal breather hole of a THZ piston which is connected to the storage container VB.
  • a brake circuit fails if the primary seal fails. This can be avoided by using a check valve RV which is used for venting and a throttle in the connection line to VB.
  • the throttle is dimensioned with a small flow rate so that the pedal characteristic is not significantly changed (3 mm pedal travel in 10 s) if the seal fails and can still be diagnosed.
  • the same arrangement can also be used for the floating piston (SK) 12 (not shown), which makes the failure of both seals uncritical.
  • SK floating piston
  • a normally open solenoid valve can also be used in the feedback line, which closes after pedal actuation or diagnosis. This applies to both pistons of the HZ (auxiliary piston HiKo and the second piston SK).
  • the travel simulator WS can be designed in different ways.
  • the illustrated design corresponds to the prior art, which is described in various patent applications, consisting of a WS piston with spring combinations, which as a function of the pedal travel provide the pedal travel characteristics.
  • the valve RV is used for the fast pressure reduction P ab from the travel simulator WS, if the pedal is released very fast, and the throttle D for the desired throttled pressure build-up P auf with the corresponding pedal characteristics.
  • the travel simulator WS can be switched off via the valve WA. This is necessary for non-redundant systems in the fallback level (RFE) so that the intake volume of the travel simulator WS does not affect the delivery volume of the auxiliary piston HiKo to the brake circuit BK 1 and pressure chamber 12 d .
  • RFE fallback level
  • the ESP acts redundantly in case of failure of the X-Boost, where the ESP pump sucks volume from the storage container via the main cylinder THZ and the pressure supply DV.
  • the valve WA can therefore be dispensed with.
  • FIG. 1 a Another version is described in FIG. 1 a.
  • the auxiliary piston (HiKo) 16 with pedal plunger 16 a is moved to the initial position by the pedal return spring 18 after brake actuation.
  • the pressure supply or DV is required for the BKV function.
  • This consists of an EC motor 8 , which moves a piston 10 via a spindle 7 and nut and delivers pressure medium into the brake circuit BK 1 and the pressure chamber 12 d .
  • the dimensioning of the volume is derived from the BKV control, which controls a pressure from pedal travel 2 a / 2 b via the BKV characteristic curve, which is measured by the pressure transducer DG in ESP.
  • the motor current measured via a shunt, can be used instead of the pressure.
  • this requires the recording of the friction losses in P auf and P ab in a characteristic map, optionally additionally improved by correction factors, e.g. by comparison with the vehicle deceleration. This is particularly important if the spindle drive is not a ball screw drive KGT, but a trapezoidal spindle with a plastic nut, for example.
  • the piston 10 In the starting position, the piston 10 has a breather hole 27 as in the main cylinder THZ.
  • the volume can be sucked in via the sleeves or via a suction valve (SV) 28 , which requires a lower vacuum to open and is temperature-independent.
  • SV suction valve
  • the dimensioning of the pressure supply DV can be staggered so that the full travel of the DV piston corresponds to the volume consumption of brake circuit BK 2 or the travel of the SK piston 2 .
  • the SK piston can be designed larger in diameter and also in travel for larger volume intakes.
  • the pressure supply DV can be designed accordingly or smaller in volume (piston and travel) by making the missing volume possible by replenishing with piston return travel via the SV suction valve.
  • a normally closed solenoid valve PD 1 is required, which is not shown in FIG. 1 (see FIG. 1 a ).
  • the piston For full volume compensation in the event of pressure reduction P ab , the piston must be moved to its initial position with the breather hole open.
  • the suction valve 28 and the breather hole 27 are connected to the return line to the VB. All components of the pressure supply DV are combined in one housing 25 .
  • the pressure build-up P auf and pressure reduction P ab in brake circuit BK 1 and brake circuit BK 2 is achieved via the BKV control and pedal travel sensors, and the piston of the DV moves accordingly.
  • the X-Boost pumps volume into the brake circuit BK up to the blocking limit 80-120 bar.
  • the ESP pump is switched on and generates a pressure build-up to approx. 200 bar with correspondingly lower output and thus slower than the pressure build-up with the X-Boost. This is permissible because the pressure build-up up to 200 bar is only relevant for fading cases and does not have to take place as quickly as the pressure build-up up to the blocking limit (e.g. for the implementation of emergency brake functions).
  • the ESP pump is thus set to 200 bar, the X-Boost to 80-120 bar.
  • a normally closed solenoid valve AV is provided in brake circuit BK 1 with connection to the storage container (not shown) or in connection from the breather hole of the Hiko to the storage container VB.
  • a normally closed solenoid valve PD 1 is provided (not shown in FIG. 1 , see FIG. 1 a ).
  • the failure of a brake circuit is detected by the pressure supply DV by comparing the p-V characteristic curve of the brake system, which is stored in a characteristic map at certain intervals as part of a diagnostic cycle.
  • the piston travel/volume is greater than the standard value, there is correspondingly air in the brake circuit BK or a leak.
  • This can be identified via the p-V characteristic curve.
  • the leak can be identified by closing the four valves EV one after the other, provided this is located outside the units, e.g. in the wheel cylinder. If this is the case, for example, in brake circuit BK 1 , the valves EV of brake circuit BK 1 are closed.
  • the pressure supply DV then acts via the SK piston into the brake circuit BK 2 (corresponding description of the diagnostic logic in the patent applications DE 10 2015 106 089.2 and 10 2016 112 971.2, to which reference is made here in this respect). If this does not work, the pressure supply DV fails, and so does the brake booster BKV. In this case, the ESP pump acts as brake booster BKV in brake circuit BK 2 .
  • ABS Function in the Event of Pump/Motor Failure in ESP ABS Function in the Event of Pump/Motor Failure in ESP.
  • the DV control corrects the brake pressure to prevent the wheels from locking.
  • a corresponding pressure reduction P ab in both brake circuits is necessary to prevent a wheel from one of the two brake circuits from locking. However, this does not mean an optimal braking effect. However, this can be improved.
  • FIG. 1 a shows the main cylinder (HZ) arrangement of FIG. 1 with changes in the travel simulator WS valve circuit.
  • the travel simulator WS has the normally closed WA valve as bypass valve.
  • the piston-WS has the task, according to the pedal characteristic, of taking up a volume with a corresponding counterforce (pressure) on the auxiliary piston (Hiko) 16 , which causes costs and size.
  • the pedal and WS characteristics are flat in the lower pressure range. It makes sense to use the return spring 18 here, which accounts for approx. 40% of the volume of the WS, and the WS piston becomes smaller accordingly.
  • the valve WA is opened at the start of braking. As a result, after a certain pedal travel at the end of range A (see FIG. 2 ), the valve WA is closed so that the more progressive part B+C is switched on.
  • the pressure supply DV here has an additional normally closed solenoid valve PD 1 . This is necessary if the DV piston is pushed back under pressure in the fallback level RFE and the corresponding volume is lost in brake circuits BK 1 and BK 2 . Although this can be compensated by the large volume of the auxiliary piston HiKo, this has a negative effect on the pedal characteristics.
  • the breather hole opens and brake fluid drains into the storage container.
  • the valve PD 1 is closed. The valve PD 1 can be opened again during ESP interventions or ESP boost.
  • valve WA In area A ( FIG. 2 ) it cannot be detected during braking whether the valve WA has a leakage. For this reason, regular diagnostics are provided, e.g. at the end of braking, when the pressure supply DV pressurizes the space of the auxiliary piston through the open valves PD 1 and FV. The valve will not leak if the pressure does not decrease when the DV piston is in a constant position.
  • the ESP-Booster has to take over the function of the brake booster BKV.
  • the ESP must be able to draw volume from the VB storage container and return it to the VB storage container at the end of braking.
  • the valve PD 1 is closed, so that the connection between ESP and storage container VB is interrupted by the breather hole of the pressure supply DV. With redundant power supply of the ECU, this failure will occur very rarely.
  • a normally closed solenoid valve (not shown) can be provided between brake circuit BK 1 and storage container VB (valve AV, see description of FIG. 1 ).
  • a seal D 4 is arranged in the cylinder of the floating piston SK 12 .
  • FIG. 1 b shows a further embodiment example of the cylinder, in which a further seal D 4 r is provided for the floating piston SK 12 as redundancy to the seal D 4 . If this seal fails, the brake circuit BK 1 and the pressure supply DV will fail. In this case, the ESP unit takes over the task of pressure supply, i.e. pressure amplification. This can be avoided by the further seal D 4 r whose connection to the storage container is provided with a throttle as with the auxiliary piston (HiKo) 16 . A failure of this seal does not result in a failure of the brake circuit BK 1 or the pressure supply DV with the low leakage flow through the throttle. In addition, a diagnosis is possible with this arrangement advantageously.
  • a further seal D 4 r is provided for the floating piston SK 12 as redundancy to the seal D 4 .
  • FIG. 2 shows the pedal characteristics over the pedal travel S p .
  • area A the force increase with curve 1 is relatively flat up to approx. 30 bar brake pressure, which corresponds to approx. 85% of all braking operations. This process can also be carried out via the pedal return spring. Then the more progressive part B acts up to the blocking limit, followed by the range of higher pressures, e.g. for fading.
  • the driver should also feel that there has been a change in the brake system.
  • Curve 1 corresponds to the X-Boost with travel simulator WS. Without WS, i.e. with follow-up booster, curve 2 results where the pedal travel depends on the venting state or fading. Accordingly, there is a scattering (not shown) to 2 a , which is even more extreme in the event of brake circuit (BK) failure. With the conventional e-booster the BKV is switched from e-booster to ESP booster at x. This changes the pedal characteristics.
  • BK brake circuit
  • the pedal with the main cylinder (HZ) piston would deliver further volume to the ESP pump until the pressure in the wheel cylinders has reached its target values and the volume is returned to the main cylinder HZ by overflowing the valves USVs.
  • a changed pedal characteristic with a larger pedal travel is achieved by reducing the amplification factor of the X-Boost, which results in the outlined scatter band. Additionally, the valves HSV 1 and HSV 2 can be modulated.
  • the pre-pressure supplied by the DV changes constantly. This can be felt as a small force change on the plunger 16 a and thus on the connected pedal plunger 3 , which is demanded by many brake specialists. This can be changed at the beginning of the ABS or intermittently during deceleration by briefly increasing the inlet pressure.
  • the FV valve can open and the control pressure of the DV acts directly on the auxiliary piston HiKo.
  • the pedal characteristic is determined by the travel simulator WS.
  • brake management with generator determines the proportion of generator braking torque (electrical braking torque) and braking pressure (hydraulic braking torque) for the required vehicle deceleration. Both quantities can be changed at will during deceleration.
  • the calculation of the brake pressure during recuperation is preferably based on wheel force.
  • the required total braking force (target braking force) on the wheels is determined from the pedal travel. If the target braking force can be applied electrically, then the hydraulic braking force is 0 N (braking pressure in the wheel cylinders 0 bar). If the target braking force exceeds the maximum possible electrical braking force, the difference between the target braking force and the electrical braking force is the hydraulic target braking force.
  • the hydraulic target braking force is realized by the pressure supply DV by pressure generation in the wheel cylinders.
  • the individual Cp values of the wheel brakes are used to calculate the target brake pressure, wherein the Cp value of a wheel brake represents the ratio of brake force to brake pressure.
  • the target pressure is generated by a corresponding movement of the DV piston, wherein the pressure sensor of the ESP is used for the feedback of the piston movement.
  • the pressure supply DV can set the target pressure both during pressure build-up and during pressure reduction. Due to the precise position control of the DV piston, the pressure setting is very accurate.
  • the pressure control with the DV is also very quiet because no valves for P auf and P ab have to be actuated. Noise-causing valve and pump actuations of the ESP unit are not required.
  • this recuperation control can be used uniformly for front, rear and all-wheel drive vehicles and X and II brake circuit splitting. The pedal characteristic remains unchanged.
  • the pressure supply DV can generate the necessary brake pressure in the wheel cylinders.
  • the target brake pressure is specified by the various driver assistance systems. With the ACC the target brake pressure is variable and depends on the required vehicle deceleration, whereas with the BDW the target pressure has a small value (e.g. 1-3 bar).
  • the brake pressure is generated by a corresponding movement of the DV piston, wherein the pressure sensor of the ESP is also used here for the feedback of the piston movement.
  • the brake pressure setting is very accurate thanks to precise position control of the DV piston.
  • the pressure control with the pressure supply DV is also very quiet in the driver assistance systems.
  • FIG. 2 shows the decisive advantages of the invention in addition to the overall length.
  • FIG. 3 shows the main components of the X-Boost in a spatial representation:

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