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'''Traction Control''' ...having a big engine with huge turbo and rear-wheel-drive is really fun, but we don't want this fun always (especially at high speed cornering on narrow roads). - So I have the idea that I need some traction control implemented... For the first time I don't speak about fancy stabilizing system with angle and G sensors utilizing brakes, and so on.. It's just a simple idea to control wheelspin when boost is suddenly too much. For a simple installation we already have: * Stock wheel angle/speed sensors (VR at all wheels from ABS system) * Control over excess power by playing with ign retard and fuel-cut What we need: * Some extra electronics to process the four VR signal * Some logic -probably the good-old PID algorythm- to reach the limited slip Tell me your thoughts! Simple is good! Have a look at MembersPage/DavidBlades/TCSInputs I don't think it's very up to date though. I have a couple of promising algorithms in development based on just wheel speed sensors for working out what is slipping. Corners have a big impact on expected speeds... Really must get that Matlab finished... Links: [http://www.racelogic.co.uk/?show=Traction_Control-Technical-How_it_Works Racelogic aftermaket TC]
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