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Fault Diagnosis and Safety Design of Automated Steering Controller and Electronic Control Unit (ECU) for Steering Actuator

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  • Tan, Han-Shue
  • Bu, Fanping
  • Koo, Shiang-Lung
  • Zhang, Wei-Bin

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This final reports the fault analysis of precision docking system and safety design of the safety critical elements for precision docking system. The report includes three Parts, including: Part I provides a description of the Precision Docking System and reports analysis for fault diagnosis and safety design of automated steering controller and Electronic Control Unit (ECU) for steering actuator. It also reports a demonstration PATH conducted during the National Intelligent Vehicle Initiative demonstration organized by the US Department of Transportation Joint Program Office. Part II report an analysis and design for a reliable direct drive for the steering wheel column of buses. Part III reports power system reliability.

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  • Tan, Han-Shue & Bu, Fanping & Koo, Shiang-Lung & Zhang, Wei-Bin, 2005. "Fault Diagnosis and Safety Design of Automated Steering Controller and Electronic Control Unit (ECU) for Steering Actuator," Institute of Transportation Studies, Research Reports, Working Papers, Proceedings qt79w4589q, Institute of Transportation Studies, UC Berkeley.
    • Handle: RePEc:cdl:itsrrp:qt79w4589q
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