F16D2500/3121

METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR CONTROLLING A VEHICLE PROPULSION SYSTEM
20190024784 · 2019-01-24 ·

A vehicle propulsion system that includes a prime mover having an output shaft, a torque converter including a compressor coupled to the output shaft of the prime mover, a turbine fluidly coupled to the compressor, and a torque converter clutch for selectively mechanically coupling the compressor to the turbine, a continuously variable transmission (CVT) coupled to the turbine of the torque converter, and a controller that is programmed to receive signals indicating operating conditions of the vehicle propulsion system, determine whether the received signals indicate a reduction in ratio in the CVT is impending, determine whether to open the torque converter clutch based upon a determination that a reduction in ratio is impending, and open the torque converter clutch in response to a determination to open the torque converter clutch.

All wheel drive hydraulic fluid pressure sensor compensation algorithm
09719568 · 2017-08-01 · ·

A method may be provided for correcting a raw signal supplied by a pressure sensor in an all wheel drive system having a hydraulic pump and a hydraulic fluid. The method may include measuring the raw signal supplied by the pressure sensor, determining when the all wheel drive system is in a state where the hydraulic fluid is at a known pressure determined independently from the pressure sensor, determining a new zero-point offset by comparing the raw signal to a voltage value associated with the known pressure, and creating a corrected voltage signal by adjusting the raw signal based on the new zero-point offset. This corrected voltage signal may be converted into a pressure reading for controlling the all wheel drive system.

ALL WHEEL DRIVE HYDRAULIC FLUID PRESSURE SENSOR COMPENSATION ALGORITHM
20170045103 · 2017-02-16 ·

A method may be provided for correcting a raw signal supplied by a pressure sensor in an all wheel drive system having a hydraulic pump and a hydraulic fluid. The method may include measuring the raw signal supplied by the pressure sensor, determining when the all wheel drive system is in a state where the hydraulic fluid is at a known pressure determined independently from the pressure sensor, determining a new zero-point offset by comparing the raw signal to a voltage value associated with the known pressure, and creating a corrected voltage signal by adjusting the raw signal based on the new zero-point offset. This corrected voltage signal may be converted into a pressure reading for controlling the all wheel drive system.