Abstract

Nowadays, application of active control systems in vehicles has been developed in order to increase safety and steerability. In these systems, using an appropriate dynamic model can be very effective in increasing the accuracy of simulations and analysis. Tire-road forces are crucial in vehicle dynamics and control since they are the only forces that a vehicle experiences from the ground and have maximum uncertainty on vehicle dynamic model. In order to simulate the non-linear regimes of vehicle motion, the ‘Pacejka’ tire model is being utilized. In this paper, a dynamic model with Dual Unscented Kalman Filter algorithm has been utilized to identify the lateral forces, side slip angle, and normal forces of tires. In order to solve the non-linear least squares problem, these parameters were given as input to the hybrid Levenberg–Marquardt and quasi Newton algorithm to find the Pacejka tire model coefficients in the offline mode. Four degrees of freedom vehicle model combined with Pacejka tire model are used for simulation in various maneuvers. Results show appropriate compatibility with CarSim software.

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