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= active roll torque<br />

= suspension roll damping rate.<br />

k =suspension roll stiffness<br />

k b = vehicle frame torsional stiffness<br />

k t = tire roll stiffness<br />

= vehicle coupling roll stiffness<br />

= vehicle coupling yaw stiffness<br />

= absolute roll angle of sprung mass.<br />

= absolute roll angle of unsprung mass<br />

́ ́ = roll moment of inertia of sprung mass, measured about origin of coordinate system<br />

́ ́ = yaw-roll product of inertia of sprung mass, measured about origin of coordinate system<br />

́ ́ = yaw moment of inertia of total mass, measured about origin of coordinate system<br />

= = partial derivative of net tire yaw moment with respect to sideslip angle.<br />

̇ =<br />

̇<br />

= partial derivative of net tire yaw moment with respect to yaw rate.<br />

= = partial derivative of net tire yaw moment with respect to steer angle.<br />

m s = Sprung mass,<br />

h = height of center of sprung mass, measured upwards from roll center<br />

m = total mass<br />

U = <strong>for</strong>ward speed<br />

̇= yaw rate<br />

= partial derivative of net tire lateral <strong>for</strong>ce with respect to sideslip angle<br />

= sideslip angle<br />

̇ =<br />

̇<br />

= partial derivative of net tire lateral <strong>for</strong>ce with respect to yaw rate<br />

= = partial derivative of net tire lateral <strong>for</strong>ce with respect to steer angle<br />

TRACC/TFHRC Y1Q3 Page 56

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