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Fig 1.

The schematic of the proposed motor-driving DHPS.

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Table 1.

The physical and initial parameters of the motor-driving DHPS prototype and quarter-car model.

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Fig 2.

The working principle of the motor-driving DHPS.

(a) The height adjustment process (b) The strut height under different sprung masses (ms2<ms<ms1).

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Fig 3.

The output force curve diagram of motor-driving DHPS.

Dashed line (black): static output curve; Solid line (red): working dynamic curve.

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Fig 4.

The experimental setup.

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Fig 5.

The experimental result of harmonic excitation with different amplitudes and frequencies.

(a) Frequency (f) = 1.0Hz (b) Amplitude (A) = 30mm.

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Fig 6.

Experimental results of output force under different hb.

(a) Frequency (f) = 0.5Hz & Amplitude (A) = 30mm (b) Frequency (f) = 1.0Hz& Amplitude (A) = 30mm.

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Fig 7.

The experimental result of the hb from 10 to 80mm with different driving velocities of hb (vb = 25mm/s & 50mm/s).

Solid line (black)-vb = 25mm/s; Dashed line (red)- vb = 50mm/s.

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Fig 8.

Comparison of experimental data and simulation results at 30mm amplitude under different hb.

(a) Frequency (f) = 0.5Hz (b) Frequency (f) = 1.0Hz. Solid line-simulation result, Dashed line-experimental data; Black- hb = 0mm; Red- hb = 40mm; Blue- hb = 80mm.

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Table 2.

The coefficient of determination (R2) between experimental data and simulation result.

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Fig 9.

Comparison of output force between experimental data and simulation results under different vb (hb from 10 to 80mm).

(a) vb = 25mm/s (b) vb = 50mm/s. Solid line (black)- experimental data; Dashed line (red)- simulation result.

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Fig 10.

Δxs and output force with different hb under the same sprung mass.

(a) Δxs; (b) output force.

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Fig 11.

The simulation result of Δxs under a static state with different vb.

(a) hb = 0 to 25mm (b) hb = 0 to 50mm.

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Fig 12.

The simulation result of height adjustment under random excitation (C-level and v = 10m/s).

(a) hb = 0 to 25mm (b) hb = 0 to 50mm.

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Fig 13.

Height adjustment under different sprung masses.

Dotted line (blue)-474.6kg; Solid line (black)-420kg; Dashed line (brown)-360kg.

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