An assembly includes a first structure, a first bearing assembly, and a second structure. The first structure has a first predetermined stiffness, and the first bearing assembly is mounted on the first structure. The second structure, which has a second predetermined stiffness, is mounted on the first bearing assembly, whereby relative motion about a first rotational axis is allowed between the first and second structure. At least one of the first structure and the second structure distort when a force is supplied thereto along the first rotational axis, and the distortion of at least one of the first structure and the second structure imparts a first preload force on the first bearing assembly.

A synchronizer is provided for torsionally connecting a gear to an axially aligned shaft. The synchronizer includes a hub connected with the shaft, a sleeve having an inner diameter with spline teeth for torsional connection with the hub being axially movable upon the hub, a blocking ring torsionally connected on the hub having an angular lost motion relationship with the sleeve, the blocking ring having at least a first annular conical friction surface orientated radially inward and axially toward the hub and a second annular conical friction surface oriented radially inward and axially outward from the hub, the blocking ring having blocking cogs preventing axial movement of the sleeve toward the gear when the gear is in a non-synchronous condition, and an engagement ring for fixed connection with the gear, the engagement ring having a complementary annular conical friction surfaces.

In a jaw-type gearshift for an at least two-stage gearbox, which is in particular electromotively driven, a ring-shaped shifting gate with a sliding block guide is provided, which has axially protruding shifting jaws and is in shifting contact by means of a shifting finger arranged on the sliding sleeve and engaging in the sliding block guide. In a method for shifting the jaw-type gearshift, the shifting jaws are coupled into corresponding receptacles of the gear wheels in that the shifting gate is moved axially relative to the sliding sleeve and the rise of the sliding block guide.

In a jaw-type gearshift for an at least two-stage gearbox, which is in particular electromotively driven, a ring-shaped shifting gate with a sliding block guide is provided, which has axially protruding shifting jaws and is in shifting contact by means of a shifting finger arranged on the sliding sleeve and engaging in the sliding block guide. In a method for shifting the jaw-type gearshift, the shifting jaws are coupled into corresponding receptacles of the gear wheels in that the shifting gate is moved axially relative to the sliding sleeve and the rise of the sliding block guide.

In a jaw-type gearshift for an at least two-stage gearbox, which is in particular electromotively driven, a ring-shaped shifting gate with a sliding block guide is provided, which has axially protruding shifting jaws and is in shifting contact by means of a shifting finger arranged on the sliding sleeve and engaging in the sliding block guide. In a method for shifting the jaw-type gearshift, the shifting jaws are coupled into corresponding receptacles of the gear wheels in that the shifting gate is moved axially relative to the sliding sleeve and the rise of the sliding block guide.

In a jaw-type gearshift for an at least two-stage gearbox, which is in particular electromotively driven, a ring-shaped shifting gate with a sliding block guide is provided, which has axially protruding shifting jaws and is in shifting contact by means of a shifting finger arranged on the sliding sleeve and engaging in the sliding block guide. In a method for shifting the jaw-type gearshift, the shifting jaws are coupled into corresponding receptacles of the gear wheels in that the shifting gate is moved axially relative to the sliding sleeve and the rise of the sliding block guide.

The transmission includes a rotation shaft, a shift gear, and a gear switching part. The shift gear is rotatably supported by the rotation shaft. The gear switching part is relatively unrotatably supported by the rotation shaft in a movable manner in an axial direction. The gear switching part is configured to be moved in the axial direction by a shift fork, to switch connection and disconnection between the rotation shaft and the shift gear. The gear switching part and the shift fork have a bearing therebetween. The bearing is brought into contact with the gear switching part and the shift fork, thereby reducing friction between the gear switching part and the shift fork, resulting in improvement of durability of the sliding surfaces of the gear switching part and the shift fork.

The transmission includes a rotation shaft, a shift gear, and a gear switching part. The shift gear is rotatably supported by the rotation shaft. The gear switching part is relatively unrotatably supported by the rotation shaft in a movable manner in an axial direction. The gear switching part is configured to be moved in the axial direction by a shift fork, to switch connection and disconnection between the rotation shaft and the shift gear. The gear switching part and the shift fork have a bearing therebetween. The bearing is brought into contact with the gear switching part and the shift fork, thereby reducing friction between the gear switching part and the shift fork, resulting in improvement of durability of the sliding surfaces of the gear switching part and the shift fork.

A synchronizer apparatus for a transmission includes first and second shifting gears rotatable on output shaft, a hub spline-coupled with output shaft and having a slope portion having slanted surfaces, a sleeve spline-coupled with hub, a key coupled with the slope portion, first and second clutch gears disposed between hub and shifting gears, first and second outer rings and first and second inner rings disposed between hub and clutch gears, first and second synchronizer cones disposed between first inner and outer rings and second inner and outer rings and engaged with clutch gears, a poppet ball unit disposed at sleeve and contacting key through a poppet ball, first and second push blocks disposed at slanted surfaces, and first and second push springs inserted in spring holes formed at push blocks. In addition, the push springs is abutted by key such to force push blocks to tightly contact slanted surfaces.

A synchronizer apparatus for a transmission includes first and second shifting gears rotatable on output shaft, a hub spline-coupled with output shaft and having a slope portion having slanted surfaces, a sleeve spline-coupled with hub, a key coupled with the slope portion, first and second clutch gears disposed between hub and shifting gears, first and second outer rings and first and second inner rings disposed between hub and clutch gears, first and second synchronizer cones disposed between first inner and outer rings and second inner and outer rings and engaged with clutch gears, a poppet ball unit disposed at sleeve and contacting key through a poppet ball, first and second push blocks disposed at slanted surfaces, and first and second push springs inserted in spring holes formed at push blocks. In addition, the push springs is abutted by key such to force push blocks to tightly contact slanted surfaces.