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This study introduces a novel Model Predictive Controller-based Multi-Model Control System (MPC-MMCS) to enhance longitudinal stability in Distributed Drive Electric Vehicles (DDEV). The system ensures optimal wheel slip control across various operating modes for improved DDEV performance.

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  • Automotive Engineering
  • Control Systems
  • Electric Vehicles

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  • Longitudinal stability is critical for Distributed Drive Electric Vehicles (DDEV).
  • Conventional control strategies struggle with optimal performance across DDEV's diverse operating modes.
  • Existing methods often fail to adapt to the varying dynamics of DDEV operation.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To propose a novel Model Predictive Controller-based Multi-Model Control System (MPC-MMCS) for DDEV longitudinal stability.
  • To develop a control system that optimizes wheel slip ratio across multiple operating modes.
  • To ensure smooth transitions and robust performance in DDEV under various conditions.

Main Methods:

  • Summarized DDEV operation into three typical modes with corresponding submodels.
  • Calculated submodel matching degrees using a modified recursive Bayes theorem to derive weight coefficients.
  • Designed a nonlinear Model Predictive Controller (MPC) optimized by a Parallel Chaos Optimization Algorithm (PCOA) for each submodel.
  • Computed the final control output via weighted averaging of individual MPC outputs for seamless mode switching.

Main Results:

  • The MPC-MMCS effectively manages DDEV longitudinal stability.
  • Simulation results on an 8-DOF DDEV model demonstrate the system's benefits under different conditions.
  • The proposed system achieves optimal wheel slip ratio control across diverse operating scenarios.

Conclusions:

  • The MPC-MMCS provides a robust solution for DDEV longitudinal stability.
  • The multi-model approach ensures adaptability and optimal performance across various operating modes.
  • This control strategy enhances the overall safety and efficiency of electric vehicles.