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Vehicle dynamics

a two-mass model of one wheel corner, body and wheel joined by spring and damper, used to study ride comfort and road holding.

In vehicle dynamics, quarter-car model refers to a two-mass model of one wheel corner, body and wheel joined by spring and damper, used to study ride comfort and road holding. This meaning comes from Sharp (1987) in Vehicle System Dynamics.[1]

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References

Sharp, R. S., & Crolla, D. A. (1987). Road Vehicle Suspension System Design - a review. Vehicle System Dynamics, 16(3), 167-192. https://doi.org/10.1080/00423118708968877

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