WO2011161777A1 - 車両走行制御装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention can be applied to a vehicle equipped with various steering mechanisms such as EPS (Electronic controlled Power Steering: electronically controlled power steering device) and VGRS (Variable Gear Ratio Steering: variable gear ratio steering device), for example, LKA (Lane Keeping Assisting).
- EPS Electronic controlled Power Steering: electronically controlled power steering device
- VGRS Vehicle Gear Ratio Steering: variable gear ratio steering device
- LKA Li Keeping Assisting
- the present invention relates to a technical field of a vehicle travel control device that performs lane keeping assist).
- Patent Document 4 a device for steering by controlling the motor current and controlling the rotation of the steering motor so that the steering angle becomes equal to the target steering angle.
- the motor current is decreased in accordance with the increase in the steering torque value, and the steering torque value is It is disclosed that when the direction shown and the direction of the target rudder angle are opposite directions, the motor current is increased in accordance with an increase in the steering torque value.
- JP 2007-160998 A Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 11-245832 JP 2009-190464 A Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 11-078934
- the present invention has been made in view of the above points, for example, and an object of the present invention is to propose a vehicle travel control device that can suppress the driver from feeling uncomfortable due to the responsiveness of the vehicle.
- the vehicle travel control device of the present invention provides a steering angle that can change the relationship between the steering angle that is the rotation angle of the steering input shaft and the steering angle that is the rotation angle of the steering wheel.
- a vehicle travel control device comprising: variable means; and trajectory control means for determining a control amount and controlling the rudder angle variable means so as to bring the trajectory of the vehicle closer to a target travel path of the vehicle.
- the trajectory control means i) a correction unit that corrects a change rate of the steering angle with respect to a steering amount of the steering input or (ii) the determined control amount;
- the vehicle travel control device is configured to include at least a steering angle varying means and a trajectory control means.
- the steering angle variable means can change the relationship between the steering angle, which is the rotation angle of the steering input shaft, and the steering angle, which is the rotation angle of the steered wheels.
- the steering angle varying means is a concept including various physical, mechanical, electrical, or magnetic devices that can vary the relationship between the steering angle and the steering angle stepwise or continuously.
- the rudder angle varying means the relationship between the steering angle and the rudder angle is not uniquely defined. For example, the ratio of the steering angle to the rudder angle can be changed, or the rudder can be steered regardless of the steering angle. The angle can be changed.
- the trajectory control means including a memory, a processor, etc. controls the rudder angle varying means by determining the control amount so that the trajectory of the vehicle approaches the target travel path of the vehicle.
- the “control amount” is a control amount (for example, a control amount of the steering angle) corresponding to the rudder angle varying means, and is a control amount for bringing the trajectory of the vehicle closer to the target travel path of the vehicle.
- various existing algorithms can be applied.
- the curvature of the target travel path, the white line that defines the target travel path, etc., and the position deviation and yaw angle deviation of the vehicle are calculated or After the target lateral acceleration is estimated or estimated to approximate the vehicle trajectory to the target travel path based on them, for example, the steering angle can be varied based on these calculated or estimated target lateral accelerations.
- the control amount is determined so that the target lateral acceleration is obtained due to the change of the steering angle by the means.
- the steering by the driver when the driver has an artificial steering input that is input to the steering input shaft via the steering member (so-called overriding), the steering by the driver and the trajectory
- the control by the control means may interfere with each other, and the driver may feel uncomfortable.
- the steering by the driver and the control by the trajectory control means are not linked, and the behavior of the vehicle is excessive or insufficient, so that it is difficult for the driver to predict the behavior of the vehicle, and there is a possibility that the driver feels uncomfortable.
- the control by the trajectory control unit since the control by the trajectory control unit is started after a predetermined time from the time when the driver starts steering, the control by the trajectory control unit is started from the time when the driver starts steering.
- the vehicle response is relatively fast, and on the other hand, the vehicle response after the control by the trajectory control means is relatively slow, so that the driver may feel uncomfortable.
- a method of stopping the control by the trajectory control means may be considered, but when the control by the trajectory control means is stopped or restarted, the vehicle behavior becomes discontinuous, and the driver may feel uncomfortable. is there.
- the correction means including a memory, a processor, etc., the steering direction of the steering input input to the steering input shaft by the vehicle driver via the steering member and the control determined by the trajectory control means.
- the amount of the steering angle control direction matches, (i) the change rate of the steering angle with respect to the steering amount of the steering input or (ii) the determined control amount is corrected.
- the correction means reduces (i) the rate of change of the rudder angle with respect to the steering amount, or (ii) the determined control amount. (That is, the steering angle given due to the control by the trajectory control means is reduced) to suppress an excessive response of the vehicle.
- the vehicle trajectory is the target travel due to the control by the trajectory control means. Since a steering angle that approaches the road (ie, the steering angle opposite to the steering direction) is given, the correction means increases (i) increases the rate of change of the steering angle with respect to the steering amount, or (ii) is determined. It is possible to reduce the control amount and to prevent the response of the vehicle from being insufficient.
- the difference between the responsiveness of the vehicle from when the driver starts steering until the control by the trajectory control means is started and the responsiveness of the vehicle after the control by the trajectory control means is started is reduced or Since it can be eliminated, the driver can be prevented from feeling uncomfortable due to the responsiveness of the vehicle.
- Whether the steering direction and the steering angle control direction coincide with each other indicates, for example, a change in one direction of the steering angle and the steering angle as a positive value, and a change in the opposite direction to the one direction.
- the determination may be made based on whether the value of the steering angle is the same as the sign of the steering angle and whether the value of the steering angle is positive or negative. Or what is necessary is just to determine whether a steering direction and a steering angle control direction correspond based on the yaw angle deviation etc. of a vehicle after a driver
- the correction means corrects the change rate according to the travel state of the vehicle.
- the driver's intention to operate is more reflected, and it is possible to further suppress the driver from feeling uncomfortable due to the responsiveness of the vehicle.
- the traveling state of the vehicle means, for example, a difference between the actual locus of the vehicle and the target traveling path of the vehicle (so-called “lane following error”).
- the correction unit corrects the change rate so that the change rate increases as the lane tracking error increases.
- the correction means is more effective when the steering direction is different from the steering angle control direction when the steering direction is different from the steering angle control direction.
- the correction is performed so that the change rate becomes large.
- the correction means corrects the determined control amount in accordance with the relationship between the target travel path and the actual position of the vehicle.
- the driver's intention to operate can be appropriately reflected, which is very advantageous in practice.
- the control amount determined by the trajectory control unit is corrected by the correction unit in accordance with the relationship between the target travel path and the actual position of the vehicle. Specifically, for example, the correction unit corrects the control amount determined by the trajectory control unit to be smaller as the actual position of the vehicle moves away from the target travel path.
- the correction means corrects so that the control amount determined by the trajectory control means increases as the actual position of the vehicle approaches the target travel path. If comprised in this way, it will be comparatively easy and a vehicle can maintain a target driving
- FIG. 1 is a schematic configuration diagram conceptually showing the configuration of a vehicle according to a first embodiment. It is a control schematic diagram which shows the vehicle travel control process which ECU which concerns on 1st Embodiment performs. It is a conceptual diagram which shows the concept of the correction map which concerns on VGRS. It is a conceptual diagram which shows the concept of the correction map which concerns on LKA. It is an example of the steer distribution gain map which concerns on a comparative example. It is an example of the LKA distribution gain map which concerns on a comparative example. It is an example of the time chart which shows the time change of each of the steering wheel angle of the vehicle which concerns on a comparative example, a pinion angle, and a LKA target angle. It is a control schematic diagram which shows the vehicle travel control process which ECU which concerns on 2nd Embodiment performs.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic configuration diagram conceptually showing the configuration of the vehicle according to the present embodiment.
- a vehicle 10 includes a pair of left and right front wheels FL and FR as steering wheels, and is configured to be able to travel in a desired direction by turning these front wheels.
- the vehicle 10 includes an ECU (Electronic Control Unit) 100, a VGRS actuator 200, a VGRS driving device 300, an EPS actuator 400, and an EPS driving device 500.
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- the ECU 100 is an electronic control unit that includes an unillustrated CPU (Central Processing Unit), ROM (Read Only Memory), and RAM (Random Access Memory), and is configured to control the entire operation of the vehicle 10.
- the ECU 100 is configured to be able to execute LKA control, EPS control, and VGRS control according to a control program stored in the ROM.
- LKA control is control for causing the vehicle 10 to follow the target travel path (lane).
- the ECU 100 is an example of the “trajectory control unit” according to the present invention.
- a steering input given by a driver via a steering wheel 11 (generally also referred to as a “steering wheel”) is connected to the steering wheel 11 so as to be coaxially rotatable, and in the same direction as the steering wheel 11. It is transmitted to the upper steering shaft 12 which is a rotatable shaft body.
- the “steering wheel 11” and the “upper steering shaft 12” according to the present embodiment are examples of the “steering member” and the “steering input shaft” according to the present invention, respectively.
- the upper steering shaft 12 is connected to the VGRS actuator 200 at its downstream end.
- the VGRS actuator 200 is an example of the “steering angle varying means” according to the present invention, which includes a housing 201, a VGRS motor 202, and a speed reduction mechanism 203.
- the housing 201 is a housing of the VGRS actuator 200 that houses the VGRS motor 202 and the speed reduction mechanism 203.
- the downstream end of the above-described upper steering shaft 12 is fixed to the housing 201, and the housing 201 can rotate integrally with the upper steering shaft 12.
- the VGRS motor 202 is a DC brushless motor having a rotor 202a serving as a rotor, a stator 202b serving as a stator, and a rotating shaft 202c serving as an output shaft for driving force.
- the stator 202b is fixed inside the housing 201, and the rotor 202a is rotatably held inside the housing 201.
- the rotating shaft 202c is fixed so as to be coaxially rotatable with the rotor 202a, and its downstream end is connected to the speed reduction mechanism 203.
- the speed reduction mechanism 203 is a planetary gear mechanism having a plurality of rotating elements (sun gear, carrier and ring gear) capable of differential rotation.
- the sun gear is connected to the rotating shaft 202 c of the VGRS motor 202
- the carrier is connected to the housing 201.
- a ring gear is connected to the lower steering shaft 13.
- the rotation speed of the upper steering shaft 12 (that is, the rotation speed of the housing 201 connected to the carrier) corresponding to the operation amount of the steering wheel 11 and the rotation of the VGRS motor 202.
- the rotation speed of the lower steering shaft 13 connected to the ring gear which is the remaining one rotation element, is uniquely determined by the speed (that is, the rotation speed of the rotary shaft 202c connected to the sun gear).
- the rotational speed of the lower steering shaft 13 can be controlled to increase / decrease by controlling the rotational speed of the VGRS motor 202 to increase / decrease by the differential action between the rotating elements.
- the upper steering shaft 12 and the lower steering shaft 13 can be rotated relative to each other by the action of the VGRS motor 202 and the speed reduction mechanism 203. Further, due to the configuration of each rotary element in the speed reduction mechanism 203, the rotation speed of the VGRS motor 202 is transmitted to the lower steering shaft 13 in a state where the speed is reduced according to a predetermined reduction ratio determined according to the gear ratio between the respective rotary elements.
- the upper steering shaft 12 and the lower steering shaft 13 can be rotated relative to each other, so that the steering angle MA that is the amount of rotation of the upper steering shaft 12 and the amount of rotation of the lower steering shaft 13 are determined.
- the steering transmission ratio which is uniquely determined (which also relates to the gear ratio of the rack and pinion mechanism described later) and the steering angle ⁇ st of the front wheel as the steering wheel, is continuously variable within a predetermined range.
- the speed reduction mechanism 204 is not limited to the planetary gear mechanism illustrated here, but is connected to other modes (for example, gears having different numbers of teeth are connected to the upper steering shaft 12 and the lower steering shaft 13, respectively, and partially contact each gear.
- the planetary gear mechanism may have a physical, mechanical, or mechanical aspect different from the above.
- the VGRS drive device 300 is an electric drive circuit including a PWM circuit, a transistor circuit, an inverter, and the like that are configured to be energized with respect to the stator 202b of the VGRS motor 202.
- the VGRS driving device 300 is electrically connected to a battery (not shown), and is configured to be able to supply a driving voltage to the VGRS motor 202 with electric power supplied from the battery. Further, the VGRS driving device 300 is electrically connected to the ECU 100, and its operation is controlled by the ECU 100.
- the VGRS driving device 300, together with the VGRS actuator 200, constitutes an example of “steering angle varying means” according to the present invention.
- the rack and pinion mechanism is a steering force transmission mechanism including a pinion gear 14 connected to a downstream end portion of the lower steering shaft 13 and a rack bar 15 formed with gear teeth that mesh with gear teeth of the pinion gear.
- the rotation of the pinion gear 14 is converted into the horizontal movement of the rack bar 15 in the drawing, so that the steering force is applied to each steered wheel via a tie rod and a knuckle (not shown) connected to both ends of the rack bar 15. It is configured to be transmitted. That is, in the vehicle 10, a so-called rack and pinion type steering system is realized.
- the EPS actuator 400 includes an EPS motor as a DC brushless motor including a rotor (not shown) that is a rotor to which a permanent magnet is attached and a stator that is a stator that surrounds the rotor.
- This EPS motor is configured to be capable of generating an assist torque TA in the rotation direction when the rotor is rotated by the action of a rotating magnetic field formed in the EPS motor by energizing the stator via the EPS driving device 500. ing.
- a reduction gear (not shown) is fixed to the motor shaft that is the rotation shaft of the EPS motor, and this reduction gear is also meshed with the pinion gear 14.
- the assist torque TA generated from the EPS motor functions as an assist torque that assists the rotation of the pinion gear 14.
- the pinion gear 14 is connected to the lower steering shaft 13 as described above, and the lower steering shaft 13 is connected to the upper steering shaft 12 via the VGRS actuator 200. Accordingly, the driver steering torque MT applied to the upper steering shaft 12 is transmitted to the rack bar 15 in a form that is appropriately assisted by the assist torque TA, so that the driver's steering burden is reduced.
- the EPS drive device 500 is an electric drive circuit including a PWM circuit, a transistor circuit, an inverter, and the like that are configured to be energized to the stator of the EPS motor.
- the EPS driving device 500 is electrically connected to a battery (not shown), and is configured to be able to supply a driving voltage to the EPS motor with electric power supplied from the battery. Further, the EPS driving device 500 is electrically connected to the ECU 100, and its operation is controlled by the ECU 100.
- the vehicle 10 is provided with various sensors including a steering torque sensor 16, a steering angle sensor 17, and a rotation sensor 18.
- the steering torque sensor 16 is a sensor configured to be able to detect the driver steering torque MT given from the driver via the steering wheel 11. More specifically, the upper steering shaft 12 is divided into an upstream portion and a downstream portion, and has a configuration in which they are connected to each other by a torsion bar (not shown). Rings for detecting a rotational phase difference are fixed to both upstream and downstream ends of the torsion bar.
- the torsion bar rotates in the direction of rotation according to the steering torque (that is, the driver steering torque MT) transmitted through the upstream portion of the upper steering shaft 12 when the driver of the vehicle 10 operates the steering wheel 11. It is configured to be twisted, and is configured to be able to transmit steering torque to the downstream portion while causing such twisting.
- the steering torque sensor 16 is configured to detect the rotational phase difference and to convert the rotational phase difference into a steering torque and output it as an electrical signal corresponding to the steering torque MT. Further, the steering torque sensor 16 is electrically connected to the ECU 100, and the detected steering torque MT is referred to by the ECU 100 at a constant or indefinite period.
- the steering angle sensor 17 is an angle sensor configured to be able to detect a steering angle MA that represents the amount of rotation of the upper steering shaft 12.
- the steering angle sensor 17 is electrically connected to the ECU 100, and the detected steering angle MA is referred to by the ECU 100 at a constant or indefinite period.
- the rotation sensor 18 is a rotary encoder configured to be able to detect a rotation phase difference ⁇ between the housing 201 (that is, equivalent to the upper steering shaft 12 in terms of rotation angle) and the lower steering shaft 13 in the VGRS actuator 200. is there.
- the rotation sensor 18 is electrically connected to the ECU 100, and the detected rotation phase difference ⁇ is referred to by the ECU 100 at a constant or indefinite period.
- the vehicle speed sensor 19 is a sensor configured to be able to detect the vehicle speed V, which is the speed of the vehicle 10.
- the vehicle speed sensor 19 is electrically connected to the ECU 100, and the detected vehicle speed V is referred to by the ECU 100 at a constant or indefinite period.
- the in-vehicle camera 20 is an imaging device that is installed on the front nose of the vehicle 10 and configured to image a predetermined area in front of the vehicle 10.
- the in-vehicle camera 20 is electrically connected to the ECU 100, and the captured front area is sent to the ECU 100 as image data at a constant or indefinite period.
- the ECU 100 can analyze the image data and acquire various data necessary for LKA control.
- the vehicle travel control means 1 relates to the steering direction of the steering input that is input to the upper steering shaft 12 by the driver of the vehicle 10 via the steering wheel 11 and the VGRS driving device 300 determined by the ECU 100.
- the present invention corrects (i) the rate of change of the steering angle with respect to the steering amount of the steering input, or (ii) the determined control amount, according to whether or not the steering angle control direction of the control amount matches.
- an ECU 100 is provided.
- a part of the ECU 100 for various electronic controls of the vehicle 10 is used as a part of the vehicle travel control device 1.
- the physical, mechanical, and electrical configurations of the “correction unit” and the like according to the present invention are not limited to the above-described configurations, and for example, a plurality of ECUs, various processing units, various controllers, or a microcomputer device It may be configured as various computer systems.
- FIG. 2 is a control schematic diagram showing a vehicle travel control process executed by the ECU according to the present embodiment.
- the LKA mode is selected as a result of, for example, a driver operating an operation button for activating LKA control installed in the passenger compartment of the vehicle 10.
- the ECU100 reads various signals including the sensor signal etc. which concern on the various sensors with which the vehicle 10 is equipped.
- the ECU 100 calculates, for example, a yaw angle (or yaw angle deviation), an offset (that is, a deviation in the lateral direction between the white line that defines the LKA target travel path) and the like based on the read signal or the like. presume.
- the ECU 100 determines an LKA basic target angle as an example of the “control amount” according to the present invention from a map or the like based on the yaw angle and the offset. Subsequently, in (2) of FIG. 2, the ECU 100 corrects the determined LKA basic target angle based on the yaw angle, the offset and the vehicle speed, and the correction map as shown in FIG. 4, for example. An LKA correction target angle that is an LKA basic target angle is calculated.
- FIG. 4 is a conceptual diagram showing the concept of a correction map related to LKA.
- the horizontal axis represents the offset or yaw angle deviation
- the vertical axis represents the LKA allowable speed or the LKA distribution gain. Note that the origin of the horizontal axis (that is, “0”) coincides with the target travel path.
- the LKA allowable speed or the LKA distribution gain decreases as the vehicle 10 deviates from the target travel route (the first in FIG. 4). Quadrant and third quadrant).
- the closer to the target travel path the smaller the LKA allowable speed or the LKA distribution gain (see the second and fourth quadrants in FIG. 4). ).
- the LKA allowable speed or the LKA distribution gain varies depending on the steering speed of the steering wheel 11 by the driver. Specifically, when the steering speed corresponding to the LKA allowable speed or the LKA distribution gain indicated by the solid line in FIG. 4 is faster, the LKA allowable speed or the LKA distribution gain is an absolute value as indicated by a broken line in FIG. 4, for example. Changes in the direction of decreasing.
- the calculated LKA correction target angle is the target angle of the front wheels FL and FR (that is, the VGRS final target angle).
- the ECU 100 calculates the steering angle MA and the time derivative of the steering angle MA in parallel with the calculation of the LKA correction target angle described above. Based on a certain steering angular velocity, a VGRS basic target angle that is a basic value of a relative rotational angle of the lower steering shaft 13 with respect to a steering angle MA that is a rotational angle of the upper steering shaft 12 is determined from a map or the like.
- the VGRS basic target angle is an example of the “change ratio” according to the present invention.
- the ECU 100 corrects the determined VGRS basic target angle in (1) of FIG. 2 based on the yaw angle and the offset and the correction map as shown in FIG. A VGRS correction target angle that is a target angle is calculated.
- FIG. 3 is a conceptual diagram showing the concept of a correction map related to VGRS.
- the horizontal axis represents an offset or yaw angle deviation
- the vertical axis represents a VGRS allowable speed or a VGRS distribution gain. Note that the origin of the horizontal axis (that is, “0”) coincides with the target travel path.
- the VGRS allowable speed or the VGRS distribution gain increases as the vehicle 10 deviates from the target travel path (in FIG. 1 quadrant and 3rd quadrant).
- the vehicle 10 is steered (that is, returned) closer to the target travel path, the closer to the target travel path, the greater the VGRS allowable speed or the VGRS distribution gain (the second quadrant and the fourth quadrant in FIG. 3). reference).
- the VGRS allowable speed or the VGRS distribution gain changes depending on the steering speed of the steering wheel 11 by the driver. Specifically, when the steering speed corresponding to the VGRS allowable speed or the VGRS distribution gain indicated by the solid line in FIG. 3 is faster, the VGRS allowable speed or the VGRS distribution gain is an absolute value as indicated by a broken line in FIG. Changes in the direction of increasing.
- the ECU 100 sets the added value of the calculated LKA correction target angle and the calculated VGRS correction target angle as the target angles of the front wheels FL and FR.
- the ECU 100 controls the VGRS driving device 300 (see FIG. 1) based on the calculated target angles of the front wheels FL and FR, and the VGRS motor of the VGRS actuator 200. 202 is rotated by an amount corresponding to the calculated target angles of the front wheels FL and FR.
- the control outline of the vehicle travel control process executed by the vehicle travel control apparatus according to the comparative example is the same as the control outline shown in FIG. 2 except that a map used is partially different. Specifically, in (1) of FIG. 2, when correcting the determined VGRS basic target angle, a correction map as shown in FIG. 5 is used. In FIG. 2 (2), when correcting the determined LKA basic target angle, a correction map as shown in FIG. 6 is used.
- FIG. 5 is an example of a steer distribution gain map according to the comparative example.
- the horizontal axis represents the offset or yaw angle deviation. Note that the origin of the horizontal axis (that is, “0”) coincides with the target travel path.
- the steer distribution gain map according to the comparative example is configured such that the driver's input is reduced as the vehicle trajectory deviates from the target travel path.
- FIG. 6 is an example of an LKA distribution gain map according to a comparative example.
- the horizontal axis represents the offset or yaw angle deviation. Note that the origin of the horizontal axis (that is, “0”) coincides with the target travel path.
- the LKA distribution gain map according to the comparative example allows the LKA to be corrected as the vehicle trajectory deviates from the target travel path.
- the control related to the LKA is given priority over the driver's steering input as the vehicle trajectory deviates from the target travel path.
- the steering input of the driver is given priority over the control related to LKA as the vehicle trajectory approaches the target travel path.
- the control related to LKA is started after a predetermined time delay from the driver's steering input. For this reason, the behavior of the vehicle may be excessive or insufficient as compared with the behavior intended by the driver, and the driver may feel uncomfortable.
- the driver steers the steering wheel 11 at time t1 in FIG. 7 so that the trajectory of the vehicle deviates from the target travel path. From time t1 to time t2, since the control related to LKA is not started until time t2 in FIG. 7, and as described above, the steering input of the driver is given priority as the vehicle trajectory is closer to the target travel path. During this period, the vehicle reacts as intended by the driver.
- the LKA angle is set in the direction opposite to the driver's steering input (ie, the steering wheel angle) due to the control related to the LKA. Since the control related to LKA is given priority as the distance from the travel path increases, the vehicle may not turn as intended by the driver (see the pinion angle in FIG. 7). That is, the response of the vehicle becomes relatively slow or the vehicle becomes unresponsive.
- the driver may feel uncomfortable due to the difference between the responsiveness of the vehicle in the period from time t1 to time t2 and the responsiveness of the vehicle after time t2.
- the LKA angle is set in the direction opposite to the driver's steering input due to the control related to the LKA, so the vehicle may not turn in the direction intended by the driver. .
- the driver may feel discomfort due to the difference between the vehicle responsiveness during the period from time t3 to time t4 and the vehicle responsiveness after time t4.
- VGRS allowable speed or VGRS distribution gain is configured to increase (see FIG. 3) and / or LKA allowable speed or LKA distribution gain. Is smaller (see FIG. 4), the driver's steering input is given priority over the control related to LKA. As a result, the vehicle 10 reacts as intended by the driver.
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- the driver is configured to reduce the allowable speed or VGRS distribution gain (see FIG. 3) and / or the LKA allowable speed or LKA distribution gain (see FIG. 4). It can be suppressed that the behavior of the vehicle becomes excessive due to the steering of the vehicle.
- Second Embodiment A second embodiment of the vehicle travel control device of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG.
- the second embodiment is the same as the first embodiment except that the vehicle is a 4WS (4 Wheel Steering) vehicle and the vehicle travel control process is partially different for 4WS. Therefore, in the second embodiment, the description overlapping with that of the first embodiment is omitted, and common portions on the drawing are denoted by the same reference numerals, and only fundamentally different points are described with reference to FIG. explain.
- FIG. 8 is a control schematic diagram showing a vehicle travel control process executed by the ECU according to the present embodiment.
- the ECU100 reads various signals including the sensor signal etc. which concern on the various sensors with which the vehicle 10 is equipped.
- the ECU 100 calculates or estimates, for example, a curve radius (or curvature of the target travel path), a yaw angle (or yaw angle deviation), a lateral deviation (that is, offset), etc. based on the read signal or the like.
- the ECU 100 calculates the reaction force compensation torque, the target front wheel steering angle, and the target rear wheel steering angle based on the curve radius, the yaw angle, and the lateral deviation.
- the “target front wheel steering angle” and the “target rear wheel steering angle” according to the present embodiment are other examples of the “control amount” according to the present invention.
- the ECU 100 calculates the target front wheel steering angle and the target calculated based on the yaw angle, the offset, the vehicle speed, and the correction map shown in FIG. 4, for example.
- Each of the rear wheel steering angles is corrected to calculate a corrected target front wheel steering angle that is the corrected target front wheel steering angle and a corrected target rear wheel steering angle that is the corrected target rear wheel steering angle.
- the calculated corrected target front wheel steering angle and corrected target rear wheel steering angle are the final target angle of the front wheel and the final target angle of the rear wheel, respectively. It becomes.
- the final target angle of the front wheels is the VGRS final target angle.
- the final target angle of the rear wheel is a control amount related to an actuator (not shown) that controls the steering angle of the rear wheel.
- the ECU 100 performs the steering angle MA, in parallel with the calculation of the corrected target front wheel steering angle and the corrected target rear wheel steering angle described above.
- the basic front wheel target angle that is the relative steering angle of each of the front wheels FL and FR with respect to the steering angle MA that is the rotation angle of the upper steering shaft 12, and the steering angle MA based on the steering angular velocity that is the time derivative of the steering angle MA.
- a basic rear wheel target angle that is a relative steering angle of a rear wheel (not shown) with respect to is determined from a map or the like.
- the “basic front wheel target angle” and the “basic rear wheel target angle” according to the present embodiment are other examples of the “change ratio” according to the present invention.
- the ECU 100 determines the basic front wheel target angle and the basic rear wheel determined based on the yaw angle and the offset, and the correction map as shown in FIG.
- Each of the target angles is corrected to calculate a corrected front wheel target angle that is a corrected basic front wheel target angle and a corrected rear wheel target angle that is a corrected basic rear wheel target angle.
- the ECU 100 uses the sum of the calculated corrected target front wheel steering angle and the calculated corrected front wheel target angle as the final target angle of the front wheels, and calculates the calculated corrected target rear wheel steering angle and the calculated corrected value.
- the added value with the wheel target angle is set as the final target angle of the rear wheel.
- SYMBOLS 1 Vehicle traveling control apparatus, 10 ... Vehicle, 11 ... Steering wheel, 12 ... Upper steering shaft, 100 ... ECU, 200 ... VGRS actuator, 300 ... VGRS drive device
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本発明に係る車両走行制御装置の第1実施形態について、図1乃至図4を参照して説明する。
本発明の車両走行制御装置に係る第2実施形態を、図8を参照して説明する。第2実施形態では、車両が4WS(4 Wheel Steering)車両であり、車両走行制御処理が4WS用に一部異なっている以外は、第1実施形態の構成と同様である。よって、第2実施形態について、第1実施形態と重複する説明を省略すると共に、図面上における共通箇所には同一符号を付して示し、基本的に異なる点についてのみ、図8を参照して説明する。
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- 操舵入力軸の回転角である操舵角と、操舵輪の回転角である舵角との関係を変化させることが可能な舵角可変手段と、車両の軌跡を前記車両の目標走行路に近づけるように、制御量を決定して前記舵角可変手段を制御する軌跡制御手段とを備える車両走行制御装置であって、
前記車両の運転者により操舵部材を介して前記操舵入力軸に入力される操舵入力の操舵方向と、前記軌跡制御手段により決定された制御量の舵角制御方向とが一致するか否かに応じて、(i)前記操舵入力の操舵量に対する前記舵角の変化割合、又は(ii)前記決定された制御量、を補正する補正手段を備えることを特徴とする車両走行制御装置。 - 前記補正手段は、前記車両の走行状態に応じて前記変化割合を補正することを特徴とする請求項1に記載の車両走行制御装置。
- 前記補正手段は、前記操舵方向と前記舵角制御方向とが異なる場合は、前記操舵方向と前記舵角制御方向とが一致する場合に比べて、前記変化割合が大きくなるように補正することを特徴とする請求項1又は2に記載の車両走行制御装置。
- 前記補正手段は、前記目標走行路と前記車両の実際の位置との関係に応じて、前記決定された制御量を補正することを特徴とする請求項3に記載の車両走行制御装置。
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