Anti-skid control system for motor vehicles

Claim 1

An anti-skid control system for motor vehicles, wherein a reference wheel speed is set up which is lower by a predetermined amount than wheel speed decelerated through buildup of brake hydraulic pressure and follows the wheel speed with a first speed difference corresponding to said predetermined amount, said reference wheel speed being decelerated, from a point of time when the deceleration of said wheel speed reaches a predetermined deceleration level onward, with a predetermined deceleration gradient to hold said predetermined deceleration level; and at a point of time when said reference wheel speed becomes equal to said wheel speed, reduction of the brake hydraulic pressure is started so that said wheel speed is changed from deceleration to acceleration, comprising: a first means for measuring a first time period which is the time period from a first point of time when a first high peak of the wheel speed occurs to a second point of time when a subsequent high peak of the wheel speed occurs; a second means for measuring a second time period which is the time period from a third point of time when low peak of the wheel speed occurs within said first time period to said second point of time when said subsequent high peak of the wheel speed occurs; a third means for measuring a second speed difference which is the difference between the wheel speed at said second point of time and the wheel speed at said third point of time; a fourth means for making judgment as to whether said first and second time periods occur within a first and a second preset time period respectively; a fifth means for making judgment as to whether said second speed difference is greater than a preset speed difference; and a sixth means adapted, when the results of said judgments are positive; to change said first speed difference to a greater preset speed difference, thereby preventing reduction of the brake hydraulic pressure from being started early.