A control unit of an electric power steering apparatus including a feedforward control section, that inputs input angle information and calculates a first compensation signal compensating the current command value, a feedback control section, that inputs output angle information and calculates a second compensation signal compensating the current command value, and a response control section that adjusts the current command value based on the first compensation signal and the second compensation signal.

The disclosure relates to a method for analyzing and/or at least partially compensating steering wheel torsional vibrations, particularly during operation of a steering device in a vehicle, wherein at least one sensing signal is acquired and at least one interference characteristic variable which is correlated to the steering wheel torsional vibration is extracted from the sensing signal. It is proposed that during a monitoring time interval a change over time in the interference characteristic variable and a change over time in a wheel frequency which is correlated to a current wheel rotational speed characteristic variable is monitored and said changes are combined in order to analyze and/or to at least partially compensate steering wheel torsional vibrations to form a common evaluation dataset.

The disclosure relates to a method for analyzing and/or at least partially compensating steering wheel torsional vibrations, particularly during operation of a steering device in a vehicle, wherein at least one sensing signal is acquired and at least one interference characteristic variable which is correlated to the steering wheel torsional vibration is extracted from the sensing signal. It is proposed that during a monitoring time interval a change over time in the interference characteristic variable and a change over time in a wheel frequency which is correlated to a current wheel rotational speed characteristic variable is monitored and said changes are combined in order to analyze and/or to at least partially compensate steering wheel torsional vibrations to form a common evaluation dataset.

A system and method for generating steering commands to cancel out unwanted steering moments is disclosed. The method includes determining, by a controller of a vehicle, an amount of suspension displacement that is caused as a result of driving the vehicle on an uneven road. The suspension displacement induces an unwanted steering moment. The method also includes determining a steering angle command based at least on the amount of suspension displacement. The method also includes performing the steering angle command. Performing the steering angle command cancels out the unwanted steering moment.

An electric vehicle module assembly including a steering actuator sub-assembly connected to a beam axle sub-assembly. The steering actuator sub-assembly provides multiple functions, including the inherent function of the steering actuator to improve the turning radius of the electric vehicle, as well as positioning the center of gravity of the electric vehicle module assembly in a more desirable position such that NVH issues are reduced for the electric vehicle.

An electric vehicle module assembly including a steering actuator sub-assembly connected to a beam axle sub-assembly. The steering actuator sub-assembly provides multiple functions, including the inherent function of the steering actuator to improve the turning radius of the electric vehicle, as well as positioning the center of gravity of the electric vehicle module assembly in a more desirable position such that NVH issues are reduced for the electric vehicle.

[Problem]

An object of the present invention is to provide a control unit of an electric power steering apparatus that stabilizes a vibration mode of a two-inertia system consisting of steering wheel inertia and motor inertia without deteriorating responsiveness.

[Means for solving the problem]

A control unit of an electric power steering apparatus comprises: a feedforward control section that inputs input angle information and calculates a first compensation signal compensating the current command value; a feedback control section that inputs output angle information and calculates a second compensation signal compensating the current command value; and a response control section that adjusts the current command value based on the first compensation signal and the second compensation signal.

[Problem]

An object of the present invention is to provide a control unit of an electric power steering apparatus that stabilizes a vibration mode of a two-inertia system consisting of steering wheel inertia and motor inertia without deteriorating responsiveness.

[Means for solving the problem]

A control unit of an electric power steering apparatus comprises: a feedforward control section that inputs input angle information and calculates a first compensation signal compensating the current command value; a feedback control section that inputs output angle information and calculates a second compensation signal compensating the current command value; and a response control section that adjusts the current command value based on the first compensation signal and the second compensation signal.

A method for damping an oscillation of a superimposed steering system of a motor vehicle in which a sensor of the superimposed steering system detects an actual steering angle of a motor of the superimposed steering system and a control device of the superimposed steering system determines an oscillation of the superimposed steering system as a periodic change of the detected actual steering angle and, in the case of a determined oscillation, carries out a measure for damping the oscillation.

A method for damping an oscillation of a superimposed steering system of a motor vehicle in which a sensor of the superimposed steering system detects an actual steering angle of a motor of the superimposed steering system and a control device of the superimposed steering system determines an oscillation of the superimposed steering system as a periodic change of the detected actual steering angle and, in the case of a determined oscillation, carries out a measure for damping the oscillation.