Abstract: Aiming at the problems of unreasonable collision avoidance trajectory planning, insufficient trajectory tracking accuracy and poor vehicle stability in the current intelligent vehicle active collision avoidance system, a trajectory planning algorithm based on quintic polynomial and a trajectory tracking control algorithm based on model predictive control theory were designed. When using the longitudinal collision avoidance method, the longitudinal reference velocity is planned based on Newton's laws of motion. When using the lateral collision avoidance method, the lateral reference position and reference yaw angle are planned based on a quintic polynomial. Based on the seven-degree-of-freedom vehicle dynamics model considering the nonlinear working area of tires, the vehicle yaw stability and roll stability are considered, and the longitudinal speed, lateral position and yaw angle of the vehicle are taken as inputs. A joint simulation platform was built in PreScan/CarSim/Simulink to verify the rationality of the designed collision avoidance trajectory planning algorithm, the effectiveness of tracking accuracy of trajectory tracking control algorithm, and the vehicle handling stability during collision avoidance.
Keywords: collision avoidance trajectory planning; collision avoidance trajectory tracking; quintic polynomial; model predictive control; real-world simulation