Methods and systems for a transmission are provided herein. In one example, a hydraulic system includes a lubrication valve included in a lubricant line and designed to adjust a flow of lubricant to a multi-disc wet clutch. The hydraulic system further includes a clutch line coupled to a clutch control valve, where the clutch line is in fluidic communication with a hydraulic fluid to a clutch actuator of the multi-disc wet clutch and a passive adjustment device of the lubrication valve and where the passive adjustment device transitions the lubrication valve between a limited flow state and an open flow state based on a pressure of the hydraulic fluid in the clutch line.

A dual clutch transmission includes an input shaft and a first clutch, which has a first input disc carrier, a first output disc carrier, a first force transfer region, and a first actuating piston. The transmission has a second clutch having a second input disc carrier, a second output disc carrier, a second force transfer region, and a second actuating piston. The transmission includes a first partial transmission having a first partial transmission input shaft, and a second partial transmission having a second partial transmission input shaft. The input shaft, the first input disc carrier, and the second input disc carrier are non-rotationally connected to one another. The first output disc carrier is non-rotationally connected to the first partial transmission input shaft. The second output disc carrier is non-rotationally connected to the second partial transmission input shaft. The second partial transmission input shaft is arranged coaxially and radially surrounding the first partial transmission input shaft.

A dual clutch transmission includes an input shaft and a first clutch, which has a first input disc carrier, a first output disc carrier, a first force transfer region, and a first actuating piston. The transmission has a second clutch having a second input disc carrier, a second output disc carrier, a second force transfer region, and a second actuating piston. The transmission includes a first partial transmission having a first partial transmission input shaft, and a second partial transmission having a second partial transmission input shaft. The input shaft, the first input disc carrier, and the second input disc carrier are non-rotationally connected to one another. The first output disc carrier is non-rotationally connected to the first partial transmission input shaft. The second output disc carrier is non-rotationally connected to the second partial transmission input shaft. The second partial transmission input shaft is arranged coaxially and radially surrounding the first partial transmission input shaft.

The present invention relates to a technology in which a transition between a medium-torque transmission state and a high-torque transmission state by a limited slip differential is continuously performed during a driving process of a vehicle. The present invention introduces a limited slip differential configured to comprise: an input shaft constantly connected to a differential case of a slip differential; an output shaft selectively connected to the input shaft via a clutch pack and constantly connected to a wheel; a medium-torque transmission means for pressing a clutch plate coupled to the input shaft to press-fit the clutch pack; and a high-torque transmission means selectively engaged with the clutch plate by moving a hub coupled to the output shaft in a state where the input shaft and the output shaft are synchronized as the clutch pack is fastened, and a controlling method therefor.

A hybrid drive train for a motor vehicle having an internal combustion engine, an electric machine, a first clutch, which is provided for coupling a crankshaft of the internal combustion engine to the rotor, and a second further clutch, which is designed as a wet clutch and which has a clutch cover. A screw connection is provided for non-rotatably connecting the rotor to the clutch cover, which screw connection includes a screw, which is substantially arranged in an axial direction and which at least partially penetrates a connecting piece non-rotatably fastened to the clutch cover.

A hybrid drive system for a motor vehicle includes an input shaft, which introduces torques from an internal combustion engine into the hybrid drive system and which is mounted rotatably around an axis of rotation. An output shaft is arranged coaxially to the input shaft. The system also includes an electric machine having a stator and a rotor, and a hub non-rotatably connected to the rotor. The system further includes a wet clutch which has a first actuating piston. The hub is formed as a one-piece forged part and has a first running surface for the first actuating piston. The wet clutch is provided to non-rotatably connect the hub to the output shaft.

A hybrid drive system for a motor vehicle includes an input shaft, which introduces torques from an internal combustion engine into the hybrid drive system and which is mounted rotatably around an axis of rotation. An output shaft is arranged coaxially to the input shaft. The system also includes an electric machine having a stator and a rotor, and a hub non-rotatably connected to the rotor. The system further includes a wet clutch which has a first actuating piston. The hub is formed as a one-piece forged part and has a first running surface for the first actuating piston. The wet clutch is provided to non-rotatably connect the hub to the output shaft.

A wet-running multi-disk clutch (B) for a motor vehicle transmission (G) includes a piston (K) provided at a first side of the multi-disk clutch (B), by which a force acting in an axial direction is applicable onto inner and outer clutch disks (IL, AL) in order to engage the multi-disk clutch (B). The multi-disk clutch (B) is supported against an abutting surface (AF) via an end disk (ALE) of the outer clutch disks (AL) at a second side, which is opposite the first side. Grooves (N) are provided at one or both of the abutting surface (AF) and the end disk (ALE). The grooves (N) are configured and arranged such that cooling fluid (O) routed to the multi-disk clutch (B) is flowable out of the multi-disk clutch (B) through the grooves (N).

A wet-running multi-disk clutch (B) for a motor vehicle transmission (G) includes a piston (K) provided at a first side of the multi-disk clutch (B), by which a force acting in an axial direction is applicable onto inner and outer clutch disks (IL, AL) in order to engage the multi-disk clutch (B). The multi-disk clutch (B) is supported against an abutting surface (AF) via an end disk (ALE) of the outer clutch disks (AL) at a second side, which is opposite the first side. Grooves (N) are provided at one or both of the abutting surface (AF) and the end disk (ALE). The grooves (N) are configured and arranged such that cooling fluid (O) routed to the multi-disk clutch (B) is flowable out of the multi-disk clutch (B) through the grooves (N).

A drive device with a drive unit which has an output shaft and is mechanically connected to a driven shaft of the drive device via a clutch. At least one hydraulic channel and one hydraulic cylinder flow-connected to the hydraulic channel are formed in the output shaft, wherein a hydraulic piston coupled to the clutch for operating the same is displaceably arranged in the hydraulic cylinder.