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The differential contains a static pre-stress clutch, which could lock both sides of IRWs of the DCW to ensure a good steering performance in curves with large radius and tangent track.

However, too small maximum adhesion torque and coupling damping could deteriorate the DCW's self-steering performance in large radius curves and tangent lines.

In order to compare the steering performance of DCWs with other types of wheelsets, three types of single bogies, i.e., the bogies with the DCW, IRW, and conventional wheelset, are modeled in this paper, and their steering capabilities are compared in terms of wheel/rail lateral force, friction power, position of contact point on the wheel tread, and so on.

The use of winter tyres, which has softer rubber compounds than all-season tyres, results in improved starting, stopping, and steering performance.

Since the electrical steering depends on the differential torque of two wheels, when electrical steering is demanded in this case, torque/current saturation may occur in either one of the motors and the electrical steering performance could be seriously degraded.

This endues the DCW with good self-steering performance and curving performance.

We refer to adaptive beamformer that attempts to preserve good performance in the presence of steering vector or covariance matrix error as robust adaptive beamformer (RAB).

First, almost everyone is impaired at that blood level, with reductions in performance in areas such as braking, steering, lane changing and judgment.

Simulation results prove that the proposed modified SMC can achieve good vehicle dynamics control performance in normal driving and large steering angle turning scenarios.

The results show satisfactory performance in various combinations of active front steering and differential brakes.

The vehicle demonstrates omnidirectional motion on uneven terrains, superior steering efficiency, equal longitudinal motion efficiency, and comparable cross-country performance in comparison to conventional tracked vehicles.