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Active Suspension System (ACTSS). Bradley University Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Senior Capstone Project 4/27/2006. Project Advisors: Mr. Steven Gutschlag and Dr. Winfred Anakwa. Presented by: Blake Boe and Tyson Richards. Outline. Project Summary
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Active Suspension System (ACTSS) Bradley University Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Senior Capstone Project 4/27/2006 Project Advisors: Mr. Steven Gutschlag and Dr. Winfred Anakwa Presented by: Blake BoeandTyson Richards
Outline • Project Summary • Functional Description • System Block Diagram • Results • Future Work • Questions
Project Summary • Purpose: • Minimize the accelerating force on a mass by canceling the disturbance with a linear actuator.
Project Summary • Objectives: • Integration of the following hardware • Linear Actuator – IDC EC2 series • H-Bridge – MSK 4227 • PSPICE model of the H-bridge • Simulink model of linear actuator and motor
Project Summary • Objectives: • Redesign existing active suspension system • Replace pneumatic actuator with electric linear actuator • Implement open and closed loop controllers • Center actuator stroke (open loop) • Reset actuator stroke (open loop) • Disturbance cancellation (closed loop)
Project Summary • Applications: • Car suspension • Tractor seat
Project Summary • Benefits: • Enhance vehicle ride • Reduce operator fatigue • Improve operator performance
Project Summary Division of Labor:
Functional Description Specifications Physical features • 14.1 in/sec • Continuous operation • 30 lbf load • High voltage reduced current motor • (160V – 20A) • 6 in stroke • Parallel mount
Outline • Project Summary • Functional Description • System Block Diagram • Results • Future Work • Questions
Simulation of Linear Actuator Linear Velocity [m/s] Linear Acceleration [m/s2] (160V Step Input)
Results • Fully integrated software and hardware system • Functional proportional controller
Future Work • More complex control algorithm • Variable gain proportional controller • Lag - Lead controller • Compare experimental results to Simulink Model