PhD Friction Estimation Steering Systems
Role details
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Job description
- Analyzing (system-dynamic) the electronic and mechanical components of the steering system with regard to the influence of component friction
- Modeling the system and validating the model based on measurements and testing
- Researching and preparing the state of the art in friction estimation
- Developing a software function for estimating/determining the state variables and friction characteristics of the steering system
- Creating hands-on detection functions related to friction estimation
The final doctoral topic is defined together with the professor. The prerequisite for the cooperation is the confirmation of supervision as well as a confirmed delimitation of topics by the professor of a university or research institution entitled to confer a doctorate.
Requirements
Do you have experience in Simulink?, Do you have a Doctoral degree?, * Good to very good university degree qualifying for doctoral studies in mechatronics, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, automotive engineering, control engineering, or a comparable field
- Programming skills, especially in MATLAB/Simulink, C and/or ANSYS Scade
- Strong knowledge of control engineering and mechanics
- German or English language level C1
- Independent and self-driven working style
Keywords
Observer models, test driving, steering feel, driver assistance systems, chassis, innovation