WO2010064526A1 - 車両用ブレーキ装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a vehicle brake device including an electric brake fluid pressure generating means for generating a brake fluid pressure by an electric motor.
- An operation amount (or operation force) for the driver to operate the brake pedal is converted into an electric signal, and a slave cylinder having an electric motor is operated based on the electric signal, and the wheel cylinder is operated with a brake hydraulic pressure generated by the slave cylinder.
- a so-called BBW type brake device that is operated, an ABS device that can reduce, hold, and increase the brake fluid pressure transmitted to the wheel cylinder between the slave cylinder and the wheel cylinder is disclosed in Patent Document 1 below. It is known.
- the above conventional one is provided with a hydraulic pressure sensor that detects a brake hydraulic pressure generated by the master cylinder and a hydraulic pressure sensor that detects a brake hydraulic pressure generated by the slave cylinder, and the brake hydraulic pressure generated by the slave cylinder is reduced.
- the electric motor of the slave cylinder is subjected to hydraulic pressure feedback control so as to match the target brake hydraulic pressure corresponding to the brake hydraulic pressure generated by the master cylinder.
- the target rotation angle of the electric motor of the slave cylinder is set according to the operation amount (or operation force) of the brake pedal of the driver, and the electric motor is adjusted so that the actual rotation angle of the electric motor matches the target rotation angle. It is conceivable to perform rotation angle feedback control.
- the piston stroke of the slave cylinder and the slave cylinder may vary depending on individual conditions of the slave cylinder, changes in the diameter of the slave cylinder, or environmental conditions such as temperature. If the relationship between the generated brake fluid pressure changes, the relationship between the amount of operation (or operation force) of the brake pedal and the deceleration of the vehicle body may change, and the driver may feel uncomfortable.
- the present invention has been made in view of the above-described circumstances, and an object thereof is to generate a target brake fluid pressure in the electric brake fluid pressure generating means without performing fluid pressure feedback control.
- an electric brake hydraulic pressure generating means for generating brake hydraulic pressure by an electric motor, and an actual brake hydraulic pressure actually generated by the electric brake hydraulic pressure generating means are detected.
- An electric motor control means for controlling the operation of the electric motor to converge the rotation angle to the target rotation angle, and an actual brake fluid pressure detected by the actual brake fluid pressure detection means.
- Communication means for transmitting each time, and correction means for correcting the target rotation angle of the electric motor based on the difference or ratio between the actual brake hydraulic pressure and the target brake hydraulic pressure transmitted by the communication means.
- the correcting means may add a braking operation state detected by the braking operation state detecting means or an actual brake hydraulic pressure signal detected by the actual brake hydraulic pressure detecting means.
- a vehicle brake device having a second feature of determining a calculation timing of a correction value based on the above is proposed.
- the correction means cancels the calculation of the correction value when the braking operation state detection means detects a return operation of the brake pedal.
- a vehicular brake device is proposed.
- the correcting means may add a braking operation state detected by the braking operation state detecting means or an actual brake hydraulic pressure signal detected by the actual brake hydraulic pressure detecting means.
- a vehicle brake device having a fourth feature of determining the reflection timing of the correction value based on the above is proposed.
- the correction means includes a gain map corresponding to a target brake fluid pressure, and the actual brake fluid pressure and the target brake fluid
- a vehicular brake device is proposed in which a correction value is calculated based on a pressure difference or ratio and the target brake fluid pressure.
- the slave cylinder 23 of the embodiment corresponds to the electric brake hydraulic pressure generating means of the present invention
- the pedal stroke-target brake hydraulic pressure converting means M1 of the embodiment corresponds to the target brake hydraulic pressure setting means of the present invention
- the target brake hydraulic pressure-slave cylinder stroke conversion means M2 and the slave cylinder stroke-target motor rotation angle conversion means M4 of the embodiment correspond to the target rotation angle setting means of the present invention
- the correction gain multiplication means M3 of the embodiment and the correction gain calculation output means M6 and the target brake fluid pressure-correction gain setting means M8 correspond to the correction means of the present invention
- the CANM7 of the embodiment corresponds to the communication means of the present invention.
- the pedal stroke sensor of the embodiment Sa corresponds to the braking operation state detection means of the present invention
- the hydraulic pressure sensor Sb of the embodiment is the actual brake hydraulic pressure detection of the present invention
- the motor rotational angle sensor Sd of the embodiment corresponds to the actual rotational angle detection means of the present invention.
- the target brake fluid pressure setting means is changed to the electric brake fluid pressure generating means according to the driver's braking operation state.
- the target brake fluid pressure to be generated is set, and the target rotation angle setting means sets the target rotation angle of the electric motor corresponding to the target brake fluid pressure.
- the electric motor control means performs rotation angle feedback control of the operation of the electric motor so that the actual rotation angle of the electric motor detected by the actual rotation angle detection means converges to the target rotation angle.
- the communication means transmits the actual brake fluid pressure detected by the actual brake fluid pressure detection means every predetermined time, and the correction means determines the difference or ratio between the actual brake fluid pressure and the target brake fluid pressure transmitted by the communication means. Because the target rotation angle of the electric motor is corrected based on this, the driver's braking is not affected by the individual difference of the electric brake fluid pressure generating means, the change in the age of the electric brake fluid pressure generating means, or the environmental conditions such as temperature. The brake fluid pressure corresponding to the operation state can be generated in the electric brake fluid pressure generating means.
- the operation of the electric motor is not controlled by hydraulic pressure feedback, it is sufficient that the actual brake hydraulic pressure detected by the actual brake hydraulic pressure detection means is obtained every predetermined time, so that the dedicated actual brake hydraulic pressure detection means is unnecessary. Thus, the number of parts and the cost can be reduced.
- the correction means calculates the correction value based on the braking operation state detected by the braking operation state detection means or the actual brake fluid pressure signal detected by the actual brake fluid pressure detection means. Therefore, an inappropriate correction value can be prevented from being calculated when the brake fluid pressure is not stable or when the actual brake fluid pressure signal is not input.
- the correction means cancels the calculation of the correction value when the braking operation state detection means detects the return operation of the brake pedal. Even if the relationship between the stroke of the electric brake fluid pressure generating means and the generated brake fluid pressure changes due to the influence, it is possible to prevent an inappropriate correction value from being calculated.
- the correction means reflects the correction value based on the braking operation state detected by the braking operation state detection means or the actual brake fluid pressure signal detected by the actual brake fluid pressure detection means. Therefore, since the correction value is reflected during braking, the target motor rotation angle changes suddenly and the braking force suddenly increases or decreases, thereby preventing the driver from feeling uncomfortable.
- the correction means includes a gain map corresponding to the target brake fluid pressure, and is based on the difference or ratio between the actual brake fluid pressure and the target brake fluid pressure, and the target brake fluid pressure. Therefore, the coincidence of the actual brake fluid pressure with the target brake fluid pressure can be enhanced in all target brake fluid pressure regions.
- FIG. 1 is a hydraulic circuit diagram of the vehicle brake device when it is normal.
- FIG. 2 is a hydraulic circuit diagram at the time of abnormality corresponding to FIG.
- FIG. 3 is a block diagram of an electric motor control system.
- FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram (part 1) of a correction gain calculation method.
- FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram (part 2) of the correction gain calculation method.
- FIG. 6 is a time chart for explaining an example of the action.
- FIG. 7 is a block diagram of an electric motor control system.
- Slave cylinder (electric brake hydraulic pressure generating means) 32 Electric motor M1 Pedal stroke-target brake fluid pressure conversion means (target brake fluid pressure setting means) M2 Target brake fluid pressure-Slave cylinder stroke conversion means (Target rotation angle setting means) M3 correction gain multiplication means (correction means) M4 Slave cylinder stroke-target motor rotation angle conversion means (target rotation angle setting means) M5 Electric motor control means M6 Correction gain calculation output means (correction means) M7 CAN (communication means) M8 Target brake fluid pressure-correction gain setting means (correction means) Sa pedal stroke sensor (braking operation state detection means) Sb hydraulic pressure sensor (actual brake hydraulic pressure detection means) Sd Motor rotation angle sensor (actual rotation angle detection means)
- 1 to 6 show a first embodiment of the present invention.
- the tandem master cylinder 11 includes two hydraulic chambers 13A and 13B that output brake hydraulic pressure in accordance with a pedal stroke when the driver steps on the brake pedal 12.
- the pressure chamber 13A is connected to the wheel cylinders 16 and 17 of the disc brake devices 14 and 15 of the left front wheel and the right rear wheel, for example, via the fluid paths Pa, Pb, Pc, Pd, and Pe (first system), while the other
- the hydraulic chamber 13B is connected to the wheel cylinders 20 and 21 of the disc brake devices 18 and 19 of, for example, the right front wheel and the left rear wheel via liquid passages Qa, Qb, Qc, Qd, and Qe (second system).
- a shutoff valve 22A which is a normally open solenoid valve, is disposed between the fluid paths Pa, Pb, and a shutoff valve 22B, which is a normally open solenoid valve, is disposed between the fluid paths Qa, Qb, and the fluid paths Pb, Qb and the fluid path.
- a slave cylinder 23 is disposed between Pc and Qc, and a VSA (vehicle stability assist) device 24 is disposed between the liquid paths Pc and Qc and the liquid paths Pd and Pe; Qd and Qe.
- VSA vehicle stability assist
- a stroke simulator 26 is connected to the liquid paths Ra and Rb branched from the liquid path Qa via a reaction force permission valve 25 which is a normally closed electromagnetic valve.
- the stroke simulator 26 is a cylinder 27 slidably fitted with a piston 29 urged by a spring 28, and a hydraulic chamber 30 formed on the side opposite to the spring 28 of the piston 29 communicates with a liquid path Rb. To do.
- the actuator 31 of the slave cylinder 23 includes an electric motor 32, a drive bevel gear 33 provided on the output shaft thereof, a driven bevel gear 34 meshing with the drive bevel gear 33, and a ball screw mechanism 35 operated by the driven bevel gear 34.
- a rear piston 38A and a front piston 38B which are urged in a backward direction by return springs 37A and 37B, are slidably disposed on the rear and front portions of the cylinder body 36 of the slave cylinder 23, respectively.
- a rear hydraulic chamber 39A and a front hydraulic chamber 39B are defined on the front surface of the front piston 38B.
- the rear hydraulic chamber 39A communicates with the fluid path Pb via the rear input port 40A, communicates with the fluid path Pc via the rear output port 41A, and the front hydraulic chamber 39B communicates with the front input port 40B.
- the fluid channel Qb communicates with the fluid channel Qc via the front output port 41B.
- the structure of the VSA device 24 is well known.
- the first brake actuator 51A for controlling the first system of the disc brake devices 14 and 15 for the left front wheel and the right rear wheel, the disc brake device 18 for the right front wheel and the left rear wheel, A second brake actuator 51B that controls the 19 second system is provided with the same structure.
- first brake actuator 51A of the first system of the disc brake devices 14 and 15 for the left front wheel and the right rear wheel will be described as a representative example.
- the first brake actuator 51A includes a fluid path Pc that communicates with the rear output port 41A of the slave cylinder 23 located on the upstream side, and a fluid path Pd that communicates with the left front wheel and right rear wheel wheel cylinders 16 and 17 located on the downstream side. , Pe.
- the first brake actuator 51A has a common fluid path 52 and a fluid path 53 for the left front wheel and right rear wheel wheel cylinders 16 and 17, and a variable opening disposed between the fluid path Pc and the fluid path 52.
- a regulator valve 54 composed of a normally open solenoid valve, a check valve 55 arranged in parallel to the regulator valve 54 and allowing the brake fluid to flow from the liquid path Pc side to the liquid path 52 side, and a liquid path 52 and an in-valve 56 made of a normally open solenoid valve having a variable opening disposed between the fluid passage Pe and a brake fluid from the fluid passage Pe side to the fluid passage 52 side which is disposed in parallel to the in-valve 56.
- a check valve 57 that allows flow, an in-valve 58 that is a normally-open electromagnetic valve with a variable opening disposed between the liquid passage 52 and the liquid passage Pd, and the in-valve 58 are arranged in parallel.
- the check valve 59 that is disposed and allows the brake fluid to flow from the fluid path Pd side to the fluid path 52 side, and the normally closed solenoid valve having a variable opening disposed between the fluid path Pe and the fluid path 53
- a check valve 63 disposed between the liquid path 53 side and the liquid path 52 side, and a check valve 63 disposed between the check valve 63 and the liquid path 52 and disposed between the liquid path 53 side and the liquid path 52 side.
- a suction valve comprising a pump 64 for supplying brake fluid to the motor, an electric motor 65 for driving the pump 64, and a normally closed electromagnetic valve disposed between the check valve 63 and the intermediate position of the pump 64 and the fluid passage Pc. And a 66.
- the electric motor 65 is shared with the pumps 64 and 64 of the first and second brake actuators 51A and 51B. However, dedicated electric motors 65 and 65 are provided for the pumps 64 and 64, respectively. It is also possible to provide it.
- the brake pedal 12 is provided with a pedal stroke sensor Sa that detects a pedal stroke that is a driver's brake operation amount, and detects a brake fluid pressure generated by the slave cylinder 23 in the fluid path Qc on the other inlet side of the VSA device 24.
- a hydraulic pressure sensor Sb is provided, a wheel speed sensor Sc is provided for each of the four wheels, and a motor rotation angle sensor Sd for detecting the rotation angle of the electric motor 32 is provided on the slave cylinder 23.
- the electronic control unit U includes pedal stroke-target brake hydraulic pressure conversion means M1, target brake hydraulic pressure-slave cylinder stroke conversion means M2, correction gain multiplication means M3, slave cylinder stroke-target.
- Motor rotation angle conversion means M4, electric motor control means M5, and correction gain calculation means M6 are provided.
- the pedal stroke-target brake fluid pressure converting means M1 converts the pedal stroke of the brake pedal 12 detected by the pedal stroke sensor Sa into the target brake fluid pressure to be generated in the slave cylinder 23.
- the target brake fluid pressure-slave cylinder stroke conversion means M2 converts the target brake fluid pressure output from the pedal stroke-target brake fluid pressure conversion means M1 into the target stroke of the slave cylinder 23.
- the correction gain multiplication means M3 corrects the target brake fluid pressure-slave cylinder stroke conversion means M2 by multiplying the target stroke of the slave cylinder 23 output by the correction gain described later.
- Slave cylinder stroke-target motor rotation angle conversion means M4 converts the target stroke of the slave cylinder 23 after being multiplied by the correction gain by the correction gain multiplication means M3 into the target rotation angle of the electric motor 32 of the slave cylinder 23.
- the electric motor control means M5 has a deviation between the target rotation angle of the electric motor 32 output from the slave cylinder stroke-target motor rotation angle conversion means M4 and the actual rotation angle of the electric motor 32 detected by the motor rotation angle sensor Sd.
- the electric motor control means M5 is input, and rotational angle feedback control of the driving of the electric motor 32 is performed in order to converge the deviation to zero.
- the actual brake hydraulic pressure detected by the hydraulic pressure sensor Sb of the VSA device 24 and the target brake hydraulic pressure output from the pedal stroke-target brake hydraulic pressure converting means M1 are input to the correction gain calculating means M6.
- the actual brake fluid pressure is input to the correction gain calculating means M6 at a predetermined cycle (for example, 20 msec) via a CAN (Controller Area Network) M7.
- the correction gain calculation means M6 calculates a deviation between the actual brake fluid pressure and the target brake fluid pressure at the predetermined period, and calculates a correction gain Grg corresponding to the deviation.
- the correction gain Grg is multiplied by the target stroke of the slave cylinder 23 in the correction gain multiplication means M3.
- the shut-off valves 22A and 22B made of normally open solenoid valves are demagnetized and opened, and the reaction force permission valve 25 made of normally closed solenoid valves is excited. Open the valve.
- the pedal stroke sensor Sa detects the depression of the brake pedal 12 by the driver in this state, the rear and front pistons 38A and 38B are moved forward by operating the electric motor 32 of the slave cylinder 23, so that the rear and front liquids are moved forward.
- Brake fluid pressure is generated in the pressure chambers 39A and 39B. This brake hydraulic pressure is transmitted to the wheel cylinders 16, 17; 20, 21 of the disc brake devices 14, 15; 18, 19 via the opened in valves 56, 56; Braking.
- the pedal stroke-target brake hydraulic pressure converting means M1 converts the pedal stroke of the brake pedal 12 into a target brake hydraulic pressure to be generated in the slave cylinder 23, and the target brake hydraulic pressure-slave cylinder stroke.
- the conversion means M2 converts the target brake hydraulic pressure into the target stroke of the slave cylinder 23, and the slave cylinder stroke-target motor rotation angle conversion means M4 converts the target stroke of the slave cylinder 23 to the target rotation of the electric motor 32 of the slave cylinder 23. Convert to a corner.
- the electric motor control means M5 to which the deviation between the target rotation angle of the electric motor 32 and the actual rotation angle of the electric motor 32 detected by the motor rotation angle sensor Sd is inputted, the electric motor 32 in order to converge the deviation to zero. Rotation angle feedback control of the drive.
- the actual brake fluid pressure detected by the existing fluid pressure sensor Sb is input to the VSA device 24 at a period of 20 msec via the CANM 7 and the pedal stroke-target brake fluid pressure converting device.
- the target brake fluid pressure output by M1 is continuously input.
- the correction gain calculating means M6 calculates a deviation S (target brake fluid pressure ⁇ actual brake fluid pressure) between the actual brake fluid pressure AP and the target brake fluid pressure TP in the predetermined cycle (see FIG. 4A) and the deviation.
- a correction gain Grg is calculated according to S, and the correction gain Grg is multiplied by the target stroke of the slave cylinder 23 in the correction gain multiplication means M3.
- the current value Grg (n) of the correction gain Grg is the previous value Grg (n ⁇ 1).
- the current value Grg (n) of the correction gain Grg is the previous value Grg (n ⁇ 1).
- the current value Grg (n) of the correction gain Grg is corrected from the previous value Grg (n ⁇ 1). Calculated by subtracting the coefficient ⁇ .
- the correction gain multiplication means M3 corrects the target stroke of the slave cylinder 23 output from the target brake hydraulic pressure-slave cylinder stroke conversion means M2 by multiplying it by the correction gain Grg.
- the target stroke of the slave cylinder 23 output from the target brake fluid pressure-slave cylinder stroke conversion means M2. Therefore, only the rotation angle feedback control is performed without the hydraulic pressure feedback control of the electric motor 32, and it is not affected by the individual difference of the slave cylinder 23, the change in the age of the slave cylinder 23, or the environmental conditions such as the temperature. Moreover, the brake fluid pressure corresponding to the driver's braking operation state can be generated in the slave cylinder 23.
- the hydraulic pressure sensor Sb Since the hydraulic pressure sensor Sb is already present in the VSA device 24 and is intended to confirm the operating state of the VSA device 24, the actual brake hydraulic pressure detected by the hydraulic pressure sensor Sb is cycled through the CANM 7 at a cycle of 20 msec. However, the electric pressure is inputted to the electronic control unit U, and the hydraulic pressure feedback control of the electric motor 32 of the slave cylinder 23 cannot be performed using the brake hydraulic pressure. However, by using the brake fluid pressure for calculation of the correction gain Grg for correcting the target motor rotation speed, the control accuracy can be sufficiently improved while the electric motor 32 is controlled by feedback of the rotation angle.
- the correction gain Grg is calculated based on the deviation S between the actual brake fluid pressure AP and the target brake fluid pressure TP (target brake fluid pressure TP ⁇ actual brake fluid pressure AP).
- the correction gain Grg is calculated based on the ratio R (actual brake fluid pressure AP / target brake fluid pressure TP) between the brake fluid pressure AP and the target brake fluid pressure TP (see FIG. 5A).
- the current value Grg (n) of the correction gain Grg is the previous value Grg (n ⁇ 1).
- the current value Grg (n) of the correction gain Grg is the previous value Grg (n ⁇ 1).
- the ratio R of the actual brake fluid pressure AP and the target brake fluid pressure TP is smaller than 1, the current value Grg (n) of the correction gain Grg is corrected to the previous value Grg (n ⁇ 1). Calculated by adding the coefficient ⁇ .
- the above-described calculation of the correction gain Grg is not possible at any timing, but is performed at a timing that meets predetermined conditions. That is, it is necessary to hold the brake pedal 12 after the driver depresses the brake pedal 12 and to keep the brake fluid pressure generated by the slave cylinder 23 stable.
- the fact that the brake pedal 12 is held after being depressed can be determined from the output of the pedal stroke sensor Sa or from the differential value of the target brake fluid pressure.
- the holding time of the brake pedal 12 needs to be set sufficiently longer than the transmission period (20 msec) of the actual brake fluid pressure by the CANM 7. Accordingly, it is possible to prevent an inappropriate correction value from being calculated in a state where the brake fluid pressure is not stable or a state where the actual brake fluid pressure signal is not input.
- the correction coefficient ⁇ may be a constant value, but when the consistency of the actual brake fluid pressure with the target brake fluid pressure is poor, by increasing the value of the correction factor ⁇ , the target brake fluid pressure can be reduced with a small number of corrections. It is possible to increase the coincidence of the actual brake hydraulic pressure with respect to.
- the reflection of the correction gain Grg to the target stroke of the slave cylinder 23 is performed in a state where the driver does not operate the brake pedal 12.
- the state where the driver is not operating the brake pedal 12 can be determined from the output of the pedal stroke sensor Sa or from the value of the target brake fluid pressure.
- the reason why the correction gain Grg is not reflected on the target stroke of the slave cylinder 23 during braking is to prevent the target motor rotation angle from changing suddenly during braking and suddenly increasing or decreasing the braking force, giving the driver an uncomfortable feeling. It is to do.
- the shutoff valves 22A and 22B made of normally open solenoid valves are automatically opened, and the reaction force permission valve 25 made of normally closed solenoid valves is automatically turned on. Close the valve.
- the brake hydraulic pressure generated in the first hydraulic pressure chambers 13A and 13B of the master cylinder 11 is not absorbed by the stroke simulator 26, and the shut-off valves 22A and 22B opened, the rear part of the slave cylinder 23, and Passing through the front hydraulic chambers 39A, 39B and the opened regulator valves 61, 61 and in-valves 42 of the VSA device 24, the wheel cylinders 16, 17 of the disc brake devices 14, 15; 20 and 21 can generate braking force without any problem.
- the electric motor 65 stops operating, the regulator valves 54 and 54 are demagnetized and opened, the suction valves 66 and 66 are demagnetized and closed, The in valves 56, 56; 58, 58 are demagnetized and opened, and the out valves 60, 60; 61, 61 are demagnetized and closed. Accordingly, the brake fluid pressure output from the rear and front output ports 41A and 41B of the slave cylinder 23 in operation passes through the in-valves 56 and 56; 58 and 58 which are opened from the regulator valves 54 and 54, and the wheel cylinders. 16, 17; 20, 21 to brake the four wheels.
- the braking force of the four wheels is individually controlled by the first and second brake actuators 51A and 51B, and the braking force of the inner turning wheel is increased to improve the turning performance, or the braking force of the outer turning wheel is increased to stabilize straight running. Performance can be improved.
- the brake fluid pressure generated by the slave cylinder 23 is further increased by the pumps 64, 64, and the wheel is driven by the increased brake fluid pressure.
- Maximum braking force is generated in the cylinders 16, 17; That is, when the pumps 64 and 64 are driven by the electric motor 65 with the regulator valves 54 and 54 excited and closed, and the suction valves 66 and 66 excited and opened, the brake fluid generated by the slave cylinder 23 is generated.
- the pressure is sucked into the pumps 64 and 64 through the suction valves 66 and 66, and further supplied to the wheel cylinders 16, 17; 20 and 21 through the in-valves 56, 56; Assisting the driver's braking operation can generate a large braking force for avoiding a collision.
- One brake valve 51A of the first brake actuator 51A is energized and closed, and one of the out valves 61 is excited and opened, so that the brake fluid pressure of the wheel cylinder 16 of the left front wheel is released to the reservoir 62 and predetermined. Then, the brake fluid pressure of the wheel cylinder 16 of the left front wheel is maintained by demagnetizing and closing the out valve 61.
- the brake fluid pressure from the rear output port 41A of the slave cylinder 23 is opened by demagnetizing the in-valve 58, so that the wheel cylinder 16 of the left front wheel And the braking force is increased by increasing the pressure to a predetermined pressure.
- ABS anti-lock brake
- ABS control when the left front wheel wheel cylinder 16 tends to lock has been described above. However, the right rear wheel wheel cylinder 17, the right front wheel wheel cylinder 20, and the left rear wheel wheel cylinder 21 tend to lock.
- the ABS control can be performed in the same manner.
- the VSA device 24 and the master cylinder 11 communicate with each other via the slave cylinder 23. Therefore, by exciting the shut-off valves 22A and 22B and closing them, the change in hydraulic pressure due to the operation of the VSA device 24 is prevented from being transmitted to the brake pedal 12 from the master cylinder 11 as a kickback. can do.
- the target brake fluid pressure-correction gain setting means M8 includes a plurality of gain maps corresponding to the target brake fluid pressure. Therefore, by setting the correction gain Grg suitable for the target brake fluid pressure at that time, the consistency of the actual brake fluid pressure with the target brake fluid pressure can be enhanced in all target brake fluid pressure regions.
- the electric brake fluid pressure generating means of the present invention is not limited to the slave cylinder 23 of the embodiment, and may generate brake fluid pressure with a pump driven by an electric motor.
- the braking operation state of the driver of the present invention is not limited to the pedal stroke of the brake pedal 12 of the embodiment, and may be the depression force of the brake pedal 12.
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32 電動モータ
M1 ペダルストローク-目標ブレーキ液圧変換手段(目標ブレーキ液圧設定手段 )
M2 目標ブレーキ液圧-スレーブシリンダストローク変換手段(目標回転角設定 手段)
M3 補正ゲイン乗算手段(補正手段)
M4 スレーブシリンダストローク-目標モータ回転角変換手段(目標回転角設定 手段)
M5 電動モータ制御手段
M6 補正ゲイン演算出手段(補正手段)
M7 CAN(通信手段)
M8 目標ブレーキ液圧-補正ゲイン設定手段(補正手段)
Sa ペダルストロークセンサ(制動操作状態検出手段)
Sb 液圧センサ(実ブレーキ液圧検出手段)
Sd モータ回転角センサ(実回転角検出手段)
Claims (5)
- 電動モータ(32)によりブレーキ液圧を発生する電動ブレーキ液圧発生手段(23)と、
前記電動ブレーキ液圧発生手段(23)が実際に発生した実ブレーキ液圧を検出する実ブレーキ液圧検出手段(Sb)と、
運転者の制動操作状態を検出する制動操作状態検出手段(Sa)と、
前記制動操作状態に応じて前記電動ブレーキ液圧発生手段(32)に発生させる目標ブレーキ液圧を設定する目標ブレーキ液圧設定手段(M1)と、
前記目標ブレーキ液圧に対応する前記電動モータ(32)の目標回転角を設定する目標回転角設定手段(M2,M4)と、
前記電動モータ(32)の実回転角を検出する実回転角検出手段(Sd)と、
前記実回転角を前記目標回転角収束させるべく前記電動モータ(32)の作動を制御する電動モータ制御手段(M5)と、
前記実ブレーキ液圧検出手段(Sb)で検出した実ブレーキ液圧を所定時間毎に伝達する通信手段(M7)と、
前記通信手段(M7)により伝達された実ブレーキ液圧および前記目標ブレーキ液圧の差または比に基づいて前記電動モータ(32)の目標回転角を補正する補正手段(M3,M6,M8)と、
を備えることを特徴とする車両用ブレーキ装置。 - 前記補正手段(M3,M6,M8)は、前記制動操作状態検出手段(Sa)で検出した制動操作状態または前記実ブレーキ液圧検出手段(Sb)で検出した実ブレーキ液圧信号に基づいて補正値の算出タイミングを決定することを特徴とする、請求項1に記載の車両用ブレーキ装置。
- 前記補正手段(M3,M6,M8)は、前記制動操作状態検出手段(Sa)がブレーキペダル(12)の戻し操作を検出したときに補正値の算出をキャンセルすることを特徴とする、請求項1に記載の車両用ブレーキ装置。
- 前記補正手段(M3,M6,M8)は、前記制動操作状態検出手段(Sa)で検出した制動操作状態または前記実ブレーキ液圧検出手段(Sb)で検出した実ブレーキ液圧信号に基づいて補正値の反映タイミングを決定することを特徴とする、請求項1に記載の車両用ブレーキ装置。
- 前記補正手段(M3,M6,M8)は、目標ブレーキ液圧に対応したゲインマップを備え、前記実ブレーキ液圧および前記目標ブレーキ液圧の差または比と、前記目標ブレーキ液圧とに基づいて補正値を算出することを特徴とする、請求項1~請求項4の何れか1項に記載の車両用ブレーキ装置。
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