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Vehicle Ride Simulation

Half Car · 4 DOF · Temporal axle inputs · Generic passenger-car half-car

Evidence statusPreparing Studio
Model, methods & V&V ↓
Ride model

Engineering question

How do body heave and pitch respond as a road event reaches each axle?

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Half-Car Transient Study

Generic passenger-car half-car · body heave and pitch

Vehicle body
Suspension
Road relationship

Rear axle delay: 0.300 s · wheelbase / speed

Speed generates rear road timing only.

Front road
Advanced inputs
Unsprung / tire
Initial state · equilibrium offsets
Numerical setup
Model assumptions and limitations
  • Longitudinal linear passive half-car: body heave, nose-up pitch, front and rear unsprung vertical motion (4 DOF / 8 states).
  • Small-angle pitch about static equilibrium; upward-positive vertical displacement. Suspension attachment motion is z_s + a*theta at the front and z_s - b*theta at the rear.
  • Generic passenger-car parameters have no measured vehicle correlation or physical-validation claim.
  • Independent prescribed front/rear road inputs. Speed may generate rear road timing in Study; it is not a differential-equation parameter.
  • No roll, lateral dynamics, nonlinear suspension, tire contact loss, active control or measured-data correlation.
  • This report contains transient evidence. Half-Car Frequency Study is a separate harmonic analysis. Motion remains display-only.

Half-Car Response

Heave + pitch · front / rear responses · completed engineering samples

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