Patent classifications
F16H2063/3073
Drivetrain assembly having a shift mechanism
A drivetrain assembly having a shift mechanism. The shift mechanism may include a shift rail, a first shift assembly, a second shift assembly, and a sector cam. The shift rail may be fixedly disposed on a housing. The sector cam may control movement of the first shift assembly and the second shift assembly.
Actuator device for a gearbox of a motor vehicle and corresponding gearbox for a motor vehicle
An actuator device for a gearbox of a motor vehicle includes a plurality of selector shafts displaceable in a first direction between a plurality of selection positions and in a second direction between a plurality of shifting positions and which each have a connecting element that is operatively-connected in at least one of the selection positions with at least one selector rail of the gearbox for transferring a movement of the selector shaft in the second direction onto the selector rail. The selector shafts are mounted relative to each other to be movable relative to one another in the first direction and are fixed to relative to each other in the section direction The selection positions of the selector shafts are independently adjustable by of a plurality of first adjusting elements and wherein the selector shafts can be displaced together between the shifting positions by means of a second adjusting element.
METHOD OF MANUFACTURING DRIVING DRUM
A method of manufacturing a driving drum includes: molding a first cylindrical member including first large- and small-diameter parts, a diameter of an outer circumferential surface of the first small-diameter part being smaller than that of the first large-diameter part; molding a second cylindrical member having second large- and small-diameter parts, a diameter of an inner circumferential surface of the second large-diameter part corresponding to the diameter of the outer circumferential surface of the first small-diameter part, a diameter of an inner circumferential surface of the second small-diameter part corresponding to that of the first small-diameter part, and the diameter of the inner circumferential surface of the second small-diameter part being smaller than that of the second large-diameter part; and forming a first cam groove between the first and second small-diameter parts and forming a second cam groove between the first and second large-diameter parts.
Apparatus for axially adjusting a switching element
An apparatus for axially adjusting a shifting element includes a shifting shaft, which can be rotated about an axis, an actuating body, which is connected to the shifting shaft for conjoint rotation and in an axially movable manner and which has at least two slotted guide sections designed as grooves on a peripheral surface, and a linear actuator, which is associated with the actuating body and has an actuatable actuator pin, which can engage in the slotted guide sections in order to axially move the actuating body. Each slotted guide section has an incoupling region for the actuator pin, an opposite outcoupling region for the actuator pin, and an adjusting region, which lies therebetween in the peripheral direction and is bent in a curved shape, for axially moving the actuating body. The incoupling region and the outcoupling region of the slotted guide sections that are adjacent in the peripheral direction are arranged at the same axial position.
SHIFTABLE SHAFT CONNECTION DEVICE, METHOD FOR SHIFTING A SHAFT CONNECTION DEVICE AND VEHICLE TRANSMISSION
A shiftable shaft connector that has a sliding sleeve that can be displaced axially between an engaged position and a disengaged position, a shifting gear (6) with a shifting contour (11) that is connected in an axially fixed manner to the sliding sleeve and can rotate in relation thereto, at least one support element corresponding to the shifting contour (11), and an actuator for rotating the shifting gear (6), in which the shifting contour (11) has a release stop (14) assigned to the disengaged position, and an engagement selection stop (15) and an engagement stop (16) assigned to the engaged position, a method for shifting such a shaft connector, wherein the shifting gear (6) is rotated in a releasing direction in order to displace the sliding sleeve into the disengaged position, until the at least one support element reaches the release stop (14) of the shifting contour (11), and is rotated in an engagement direction in order to displace the sliding sleeve into the engaged position of the shifting gear (6), until the at least one support element reaches the engagement selection stop (15) of the shifting contour (11), and a vehicle transmission that has a drive shaft and an output shaft, wherein the vehicle transmission has a shaft connector of the type described above, that acts between the drive shaft and the output shaft.
Drivetrain Assembly Having a Shift Mechanism
A drivetrain assembly having a shift mechanism. The shift mechanism may include a shift rail, a first shift assembly, a second shift assembly, and a sector cam. The shift rail may be fixedly disposed on a housing. The sector cam may control movement of the first shift assembly and the second shift assembly.
SWITCH MODULE
The present disclosure relates to a switch module for a gearbox, in particular a motor vehicle gearbox, with a housing, a switching shaft and a control lever for moving the switching shaft relative to the housing. The housing has an interface for temporarily fastening an assembly device. The control lever has an interface for interacting with the assembly device fastened to the housing interface for limiting its actuating path.
GEAR UNIT FOR A TWO-WHEELED VEHICLE
A shift system for shifting a gear unit has at least one movably disposed selector shaft and at least one switch element. The selected position of the switch element is changed by movement of the selector shaft relative to the switch element. A drive shaft is rotatable about a centre axis. In a first selected position of the switch element, it can be connected to co-rotate at least in one direction of rotation to a component of the gear unit. In a second selected position of the switch element, it can be disconnectable from the component of the gear unit in each direction of rotation. At least a part of the switch element co-rotates with a rotation of the drive shaft about the centre axis, so that relative movement of the switch element with respect to the selector shaft is generated. A gear unit has such a switch system.
Vehicle drive transmission device
In a vehicle drive transmission device, a transmission includes an intermesh first engagement device, a frictional second engagement device, a first drive device configured to drive the first engagement device, and a second drive device configured to drive the second engagement device. The first drive device includes a first shift drum, a first cam mechanism configured to convert rotational motion of the first shift drum into linear motion, and a first transmission mechanism configured to perform the linear motion. The second drive device includes a second shift drum, a second cam mechanism configured to convert rotational motion of the second shift drum into linear motion, and a second transmission mechanism configured to perform the linear motion. The first shift drum and the second shift drum are connected so as to rotate integrally with each other via a drive shaft. A drum drive source is provided to drive the drive shaft.
Apparatus for Axially Adjusting a Switching Element
An apparatus for axially adjusting a shifting element includes a shifting shaft, which can be rotated about an axis, an actuating body, which is connected to the shifting shaft for conjoint rotation and in an axially movable manner and which has at least two slotted guide sections designed as grooves on a peripheral surface, and a linear actuator, which is associated with the actuating body and has an actuatable actuator pin, which can engage in the slotted guide sections in order to axially move the actuating body. Each slotted guide section has an incoupling region for the actuator pin, an opposite outcoupling region for the actuator pin, and an adjusting region, which lies therebetween in the peripheral direction and is bent in a curved shape, for axially moving the actuating body. The incoupling region and the outcoupling region of the slotted guide sections that are adjacent in the peripheral direction are arranged at the same axial position.