Junnian Wang

Prof. Junnian Wang

Department of Automotive Engineering, Jilin University, Changchun, Jilin, China
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Academic Career Length

19Years (2008-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

Representative Publications

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1 February 2011 in Mechatronics
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Junnian WangJunnian Wang
Junnian Wang
QWQ. Wang
Q. Wang
LJL. Jin
L. Jin
CSC. Song
C. Song

1 October 2018 in IEEE Transactions on Vehicular Technology
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Junnian WangJunnian Wang
Junnian Wang
ZLZheng Luo
Zheng Luo
YWYan Wang
Yan Wang
BYBin Yang
Bin Yang
Farhad AssadianFarhad Assadian
Farhad Assadian
The differential drive assist steering (DDAS) system improves the handiness of steering by torque difference between two-side wheels. However, the DDAS and the vehicle stability control (VSC) will interfere with each other due to the same actuators. This paper proposes a hierarchical coordination control approach for the DDAS and VSC. The system is divided into four layers: the parameter estimation layer, the control region division layer, the coordination decision layer, and the control allocation layer. In the control region division layer, the stable area is firstly determined on the $\beta - \dot{\beta }$ phase portrait, and the coordinated control region is obtained by applying the simulated annealing algorithm inwardly and outwardly to the boundary of the stable area. In the coordination decision layer, the direct control strategy of steering hand wheel torque is used to establish the controller of the DDAS based on the fuzzy adaptive PID algorithm. At the same time, the controller of yaw moment is established based on the sliding mode control theory. In the stable region, the DDAS works separately. The VSC works separately in the unstable region. In the coordination region, the Sigmoid function is used to adjust the weight coefficient of the DDAS dynamically. Besides, the control allocation layer includes torque distribution controller and vehicle slip ratio controller. Finally, the vehicle model is established in CarSim, the control strategy, and the wheel motor model are established in Simulink. The joint simulation results of several typical conditions show that the designed control strategy can improve the handling stability of the vehicle effectively while DDAS working even in severe driving condition.

1 August 2015 in Mechanical Systems and Signal Processing
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XZXiaohua Zeng
Xiaohua Zeng
NYNannan Yang
Nannan Yang
Junnian WangJunnian Wang
Junnian Wang
DSDafeng Song
Dafeng Song
NZNong Zhang
Nong Zhang
JLJianxin Liu
Jianxin Liu

16 March 2024 in Control Engineering Practice
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FTFei Teng
Fei Teng
Junnian WangJunnian Wang
Junnian Wang
LJLiqiang Jin
Liqiang Jin
ZWZhenyu Wang
Zhenyu Wang
ZZZidong Zhou
Zidong Zhou
ZLZhe Liu
Zhe Liu

24 March 2015 in International Journal of Automotive Technology
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QWQ. N. Wang
Q. N. Wang
XZXiaohua Zeng
Xiaohua Zeng
PWP. Y. Wang
P. Y. Wang
Junnian WangJunnian Wang
Junnian Wang

1 March 2017 in Energy Conversion and Management
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BDBenming Duan
Benming Duan
QWQingnian Wang
Qingnian Wang
XZXiaohua Zeng
Xiaohua Zeng
YGYinsheng Gong
Yinsheng Gong
DSDafeng Song
Dafeng Song
Junnian WangJunnian Wang
Junnian Wang