Det här rapporten är en del av mitt examensarbete för högskoleingenjörsexamen i elektroteknik vid Växjö Universitet, MSI. Arbetet är en del av ett större projekt kallat Kranstyrningsprojektet som bedrivs av Växjö Universitet, Rottne Industri med flera, vars syfte är att underlätta för förare att kontrollera den kran som finns på Rottnes skotare. För projektet har det använts en laborationskran och nu har önskemålet varit att det till kranen ska installeras ett nytt styrsystem från dSPACE. Dessutom vill man att nya givare ska sättas på kranen och kopplas till dSPACE. Man vill även ha en manual för att nya studenter ska kunna använda systemet. Det nya dSPACE-systemet består av en datorlåda med processor- och I/O-kort. Man kommunicerar med dSPACE från en PC. Arbetet med installationen har stött på flera problem och arbetet har dragit ut på tiden. När systemet till slut gick att använda utfördes ett par tester och sen implementerades det på kranen. Arbete med att ta fram underlag för installation av accelerometrar på kranen pågick samtidigt och en jämförelse mellan olika alternativ gjordes. Arbetet resulterade i att laborationskranen nu går att styra med det nyinköpta systemet från dSPACE och en manual skapades för att underlätta användandet av systemet. / This document is a part of my bachelor degree thesis in electronic engineering was done at Växjö University, MSI. This work is a part of a bigger project called Crane Tip Control which is pursued by Växjö University, Rottne Industri and others, whose purpose is to facilitate for drivers to control the crane used on forwarders from Rottne. For this project, a laboratory crane has been used and they requested that a new control system from dSPACE was installed to the crane. Also they want new sensors to be placed on the crane and connected to dSPACE. A manual should also be created for new students who want to use the system. The new dSPACE-system consists of a computer box with processor- and I/O-boards. Communication with dSPACE is done via a PC. The work with the installation has encountered many problems and the work has been overrun. When the system finally was working, some tests were performed and then the system was installed at the crane. A task to assemble data for installation of accelerometers, was done during the same time and a comparison between different alternatives was made. The work resulted in the laboratory crane is now able to be controled by the new dSPACE-system and a manual was created to facilitate the usage of the system.

<p>Det här rapporten är en del av mitt examensarbete för högskoleingenjörsexamen i elektroteknik vid Växjö Universitet, MSI. Arbetet är en del av ett större projekt kallat Kranstyrningsprojektet som bedrivs av Växjö Universitet, Rottne Industri med flera, vars syfte är att underlätta för förare att kontrollera den kran som finns på Rottnes skotare. För projektet har det använts en laborationskran och nu har önskemålet varit att det till kranen ska installeras ett nytt styrsystem från dSPACE. Dessutom vill man att nya givare ska sättas på kranen och kopplas till dSPACE. Man vill även ha en manual för att nya studenter ska kunna använda systemet. Det nya dSPACE-systemet består av en datorlåda med processor- och I/O-kort. Man kommunicerar med dSPACE från en PC. Arbetet med installationen har stött på flera problem och arbetet har dragit ut på tiden. När systemet till slut gick att använda utfördes ett par tester och sen implementerades det på kranen. Arbete med att ta fram underlag för installation av accelerometrar på kranen pågick samtidigt och en jämförelse mellan olika alternativ gjordes. Arbetet resulterade i att laborationskranen nu går att styra med det nyinköpta systemet från dSPACE och en manual skapades för att underlätta användandet av systemet.</p> / <p>This document is a part of my bachelor degree thesis in electronic engineering was done at Växjö University, MSI. This work is a part of a bigger project called Crane Tip Control which is pursued by Växjö University, Rottne Industri and others, whose purpose is to facilitate for drivers to control the crane used on forwarders from Rottne. For this project, a laboratory crane has been used and they requested that a new control system from dSPACE was installed to the crane. Also they want new sensors to be placed on the crane and connected to dSPACE. A manual should also be created for new students who want to use the system. The new dSPACE-system consists of a computer box with processor- and I/O-boards. Communication with dSPACE is done via a PC. The work with the installation has encountered many problems and the work has been overrun. When the system finally was working, some tests were performed and then the system was installed at the crane. A task to assemble data for installation of accelerometers, was done during the same time and a comparison between different alternatives was made. The work resulted in the laboratory crane is now able to be controled by the new dSPACE-system and a manual was created to facilitate the usage of the system.</p>

This thesis deals with the determination of the position of the solenoid core in real time based on the measured current. The reference position of the current is used for feedback control of the solenoid. For this issue, software tool Matlab/Simulink was used. For current and temperature measurements, PCB circuits were created. The whole project was carried out on the dSPACE platform.

This thesis is focused on problematics of control of brushless DC motor in the sensor and also in the sensorless mode. Also it interprets possibilities of BLDC motor control with one faulty sensor and derivation and simulation of mathematical model. First part mentions options of rotor position sensing as well as existing methods of sensorless BLDC motor control. Second part describes control algorithms of sensor and sensorless motor control realised on device dSPACE and also realisation of faulty sensor control algorithm. Third part deals with derivation of mathematical model, its realisation using Matlab Simulink software and identification of its parameters. Last part concludes results and compares control methods used on the real system.

Previous studies have shown that many drivers are unable to provide the right amount of steering torque when facing an imminent collision with an upcoming obstacle. In some cases, drivers under-react i.e., they provide too low steering inputs and thus collide with the obstacle in front; in other cases, drivers might apply a higher steering input than necessary, potentially resulting in the vehicle leaving the road or losing stability. The EMA function is an active safety feature which has the sole objective of providing steering torque interference when performing such a manoeuvre. The motivation for the thesis work is to overcome some limitations of the existing MA function which does not incorporate the ability to differentiate driver reactions. In this thesis, an Evasive Manoeuvre Assist (EMA) function is designed to adapt to both types of the drivers, by an optimised steering torque overlay. The existing current EMA function is always amplifying the driver steering inputs using a feed-forward controller. The focus of this thesis work is to identify and dene a proper steering sequence reference model for closed-loop feedback control design. A simple single-point preview model is designed first to calculate the reference steering angle. A few test scenarios are set-up using the IPG CarMakerTMsimulation tool. The reference model is then tuned with respect to the amplitude and frequency by batch simulations to obtain the optimal steering prole. A feedback controller is then designed using this reference model. The controller is implemented in a real-time environment, using a Volvo rapid-prototype test vehicle. Preliminary variation tests have shown that the developed controller can enhance both an over-reacting and under-reacting driver's performance during an evasive manoeuvre, by applying assistance/resistance EPAS torque timely. The designed EMA function is shown to accommodate different driver reactions and provide intuitive torque interference. As opposed to the earlier notion that the EMA function only assists the driver with an additional steering wheel torque, it was shown that the optimal steering torque overlay might be in the form of assistance or resistance.

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