F16H61/702

VEHICLE DRIVE-FORCE TRANSMITTING APPARATUS

A vehicle drive-force transmitting apparatus defines drive-force transmitting paths provided between input and output shafts. The drive-force transmitting paths include a first drive-force transmitting path provided with first and auxiliary engagement devices, such that the auxiliary engagement device is located between the first engagement device and the output shaft in the first drive-force transmitting path. The first drive-force transmitting path is established by engagement of the first engagement device operated by a hydraulic pressure which is controlled by an on-off solenoid valve, such that a drive force is to be transmitted along the first drive-force transmitting path through the first and auxiliary engagement devices when the first drive-force transmitting path is established. The auxiliary engagement device transmits a drive force during a driving state of the vehicle and cuts off transmission of the drive force during a driven state of the vehicle.

CONTROL APPARATUS FOR VEHICLE DRIVE-FORCE TRANSMITTING APPARATUS

A control apparatus for a vehicle drive-force transmitting apparatus that defines (i) first drive-force transmitting path established by engagement of a first engagement device controlled by an on-off solenoid valve and (ii) a second drive-force transmitting path established by engagement of a second engagement device controlled by a linear solenoid valve. A third engagement device, which is, as well as the first engagement device, disposed in the first drive-force transmitting path, transmits a drive force during a driving state of the vehicle and cuts off transmission of the drive force during a driven state of the vehicle. When the first engagement device is to be placed into its engaged state during a neutral state of the drive-force transmitting apparatus, the first engagement device is engaged after the second engagement device is engaged, and the second engagement device is released upon completion of the engagement of the first engagement device.

Hydraulic control device for automatic transmission

A hydraulic control device where the engagement pressure which is supplied from the first solenoid valve is supplied to the synchronization mechanism in the case where the signal pressure is not supplied to the switching valve, and the engagement pressure which is supplied from the first solenoid valve is supplied to the engagement element and the source pressure is supplied to the synchronization mechanism as the engagement pressure in the case where the signal pressure is supplied to the switching valve.

Hydraulic control device for automatic transmission

A hydraulic control device that includes a second solenoid valve that is capable of supplying a resisting pressure that maintains the switching valve in the non-reverse state against the reverse range pressure, wherein the switching valve is maintained in the non-reverse state by supplying the resisting pressure from the second solenoid valve while a travel range is switched to at least a reverse range during forward travel.

CONTROL APPARATUS FOR VEHICLE DRIVE-FORCE TRANSMITTING APPARATUS

A control apparatus for a vehicle drive-force transmitting apparatus which defines a first drive-force transmitting path provided with a first clutch and a two-way clutch and a second drive-force transmitting path provided with a continuously variable transmission and a second clutch. The control apparatus switches the two-way clutch from its lock mode to its one-way mode, when the second drive-force transmitting path is to be established in place of the first drive-force transmitting path. In a case in which, during forward running of a vehicle with the two-way clutch being placed in the lock mode, the two-way clutch is not switched from the lock mode to the one-way mode even with a request for establishing the second drive-force transmitting path in place of the first drive-force transmitting path, the control apparatus causes the second clutch to be engaged and limits the drive force of the engine.

Transmission and control method for transmission

A transmission includes a sub-transmission mechanism, a variator having lower shift responsiveness than the sub-transmission mechanism, and a controller configured to carry out a coordinated shift for changing a speed ratio of the variator in a direction opposite to a changing direction of a speed ratio of the sub-transmission mechanism as the sub-transmission mechanism is shifted so that a through speed ratio reaches a target through speed ratio. The controller sets a target speed ratio of the sub-transmission mechanism on the basis of the target through speed ratio and an actual speed ratio of the variator in carrying out the coordinated shift.

Control apparatus for vehicle drive-force transmitting apparatus
10591056 · 2020-03-17 · ·

A control apparatus for a vehicle drive-force transmitting apparatus that includes a gear mechanism and a continuously-variable transmission mechanism including a primary pulley, a secondary pulley, a transfer element that is looped over the primary and secondary pulleys, and an actuator configured to apply, to the primary pulley, a thrust, based on which the transfer element is to be clamped by the primary pulley. The vehicle drive-force transmitting apparatus defines a first drive-force transmitting path for transmitting a drive force through the gear mechanism and a second drive-force transmitting path for transmitting the drive force through the continuously-variable transmission mechanism. The control apparatus is configured, upon vehicle deceleration with the first drive-force transmitting path being established, to set a lower limit value of the above-described thrust, based on a gear ratio of the continuously-variable transmission mechanism and an amount of change of a rotational speed of the primary pulley.

Gear shift control device for vehicle transmission and gear shift control method for vehicle transmission
10550937 · 2020-02-04 · ·

In gear-shift control apparatus and method for a vehicular transmission, a variator which is interposed between an engine and driving wheels and which is capable of modifying a gear (speed) ratio continuously; a sub transmission which is installed in series with the variator and which is capable of switching a plurality of gear-shift stages through a replacement of engagement elements; and a transmission controller which performs a gear ratio control for the variator and a gear-shift stage control for the sub transmission are installed. During a deceleration through a second speed stage of the sub transmission, when the variator is a state in which the variator is at a lowest gear (speed) ratio, a down-shift in which the sub transmission is forced to perform the gear-shift from a second speed stage to a first speed stage, with the variator maintained at the lowest gear (speed) ratio.

Hybrid powertrain, method for controlling such a hybrid powertrain, vehicle comprising such a hybrid powertrain, computer program for controlling such a hybrid powertrain, and a computer program product comprising program code

The present invention relates to a hybrid powertrain and method of controlling same, the hybrid powertrain comprising an internal combustion engine; a gearbox with an input and an output shaft; a range gearbox connected to the output shaft; a first planetary gear connected to the input shaft; a second planetary gear connected to the first planetary gear; a first electrical machine connected to the first planetary gear; a second electrical machine connected to the second planetary gear; one gear pair connected with the first planetary gear and the output shaft; and one gear pair connected with the second planetary gear and the output shaft, wherein the internal combustion engine is connected with the first planetary gear via the input shaft. The range gearbox comprises a third planetary gear with a third sun wheel and a third planetary wheel carrier and a fourth clutch device arranged to connect and disconnect the third sun wheel with/from the third planetary wheel carrier.

Control apparatus for power transmission system

An engagement operation of a dog clutch is carried out while an engagement operation of a second clutch is being carried out, that is, during a situation that an uplock is hard to occur because of a phase shift generated between meshing counterpart members of the dog clutch. Thus, the dog clutch is easily engaged, and it is possible to facilitate preparation for transmission of power through a first power transmission path. If the dog clutch is not engaged, the second clutch is engaged and a second power transmission path is established, so it is possible to start moving a vehicle by transmitting power through the second power transmission path. Thus, when the dog clutch is in a non-engaged state at the time of an N-to-D shift during a stop of the vehicle, it is possible to ensure the startability of the vehicle.