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Fig 1.

Quarter model of vehicle.

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Fig 2.

Relations for adhesion coefficient and slip ratio:(a) adhesion factor with slip ratio; (b)du/ds with slip ratio.

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Fig 3.

Estimation logic for optimal slip ratio.

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Fig 4.

TCS structure of in-wheel motor driven system.

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Table 1.

Vehicle specifications for simulation.

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Table 2.

Main specifications for driving motor.

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Fig 5.

Wheel driving torque.

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Fig 6.

Output by road identifier.

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Fig 7.

Adhesion characteristics of Road I.

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Fig 8.

Vehicle speed variation.

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Fig 9.

Wheel rotating speed without TCS control.

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Fig 10.

Wheel rotating speed with TCS control.

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Fig 11.

Comparison of adhesion coefficient and slipping rate.

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Fig 12.

Comparison of traction variation.

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Fig 13.

The tested vehicle.

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Fig 14.

The overall vehicle arrangement.

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Fig 15.

Original wheel speed and filtered.

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Fig 16.

Original wheel torque and filtered.

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Fig 17.

Slip ratio and adhesion coefficient.

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Fig 18.

Output by road identifier.

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