Patent classifications
F16H55/08
Offset chamfered teeth for coaxial cooperating gears in vehicle power trains
A power train component such as a gearbox includes driving and driven, coaxially arranged cooperating gears which engage each other via teeth. The engaging end surfaces of the teeth are provided with a first chamfer and a second chamfer, in which the chamfer edge is offset from bisecting the tooth. Preferably the offset chamfer edges are provided on both a driving gear (shifter), axially positionable using a shifting fork on a shift drum, and a driven low gear. In one preferred driving gear (shifter) design, the offset chamfer edges are only provided for the side engaged when the shifting fork moves against a spring force. The invention facilitates smoother and less binding movement between the non-engaged and the engaged axial positions, such that the gear can be more easily shifted by the shifting fork in at least one direction.
Actuator for automotive applications
An application, in particular for motor vehicle closing devices. The basic design of the motor vehicle has an electric motor and an actuating element which is acted upon by the electric motor directly or indirectly via a powertrain. The powertrain is provided with at least one Evoloid toothing. According to the invention, a drive shaft of the electric motor is equipped with an Evoloid pinion which meshes with an Evoloid output gear at the input of the powertrain, thereby directly producing the Evoloid toothing.
Actuator for automotive applications
An application, in particular for motor vehicle closing devices. The basic design of the motor vehicle has an electric motor and an actuating element which is acted upon by the electric motor directly or indirectly via a powertrain. The powertrain is provided with at least one Evoloid toothing. According to the invention, a drive shaft of the electric motor is equipped with an Evoloid pinion which meshes with an Evoloid output gear at the input of the powertrain, thereby directly producing the Evoloid toothing.
Scattered topography rolling of powered metal gears
A method to form a gear for motor vehicles includes one or more of the following: placing a blank between a first tool member and a second tool member, each of the first tool member and the second tool member having a set of teeth; and moving the first tool member and the second tool member towards the blank while rotating the first tool member and the second tool member to form a gear with a set of teeth from the blank. Each tooth of the set of teeth has a topography that varies tooth-to-tooth.
Scattered topography rolling of powered metal gears
A method to form a gear for motor vehicles includes one or more of the following: placing a blank between a first tool member and a second tool member, each of the first tool member and the second tool member having a set of teeth; and moving the first tool member and the second tool member towards the blank while rotating the first tool member and the second tool member to form a gear with a set of teeth from the blank. Each tooth of the set of teeth has a topography that varies tooth-to-tooth.
Drive device
A drive device includes: a motor; and a power transmission device that transmits power of the motor to a wheel. Further, in the power transmission device has a meshing portion in which a meshing tooth that is formed on an input-side rotation member and a meshing tooth that is formed on an output-side rotation member mesh with each other on a power transmission path between the motor and the wheel, the meshing tooth has a driving-side teeth surface that makes contact for transmission of power from the motor to the wheel and a non-driving-side teeth surface that makes contact for transmission of power from the wheel to the motor, and in the meshing tooth, a tooth root of the driving-side teeth surface has a higher breaking strength than a tooth root of the non-driving-side teeth surface.
Drive device
A drive device includes: a motor; and a power transmission device that transmits power of the motor to a wheel. Further, in the power transmission device has a meshing portion in which a meshing tooth that is formed on an input-side rotation member and a meshing tooth that is formed on an output-side rotation member mesh with each other on a power transmission path between the motor and the wheel, the meshing tooth has a driving-side teeth surface that makes contact for transmission of power from the motor to the wheel and a non-driving-side teeth surface that makes contact for transmission of power from the wheel to the motor, and in the meshing tooth, a tooth root of the driving-side teeth surface has a higher breaking strength than a tooth root of the non-driving-side teeth surface.
Electromotive drive for motor vehicle applications
An electromotive drive for motor vehicle applications. In particular, the electromotive drive is part of a locking device of an electric connection device for electric or hybrid motor vehicles. For this purpose, an electric motor and a multistage transmission which is arranged downstream of the electric motor are provided as drive elements for acting on an actuating element, and a drive housing which houses drive elements is also provided. The actuating element is a locking element of the locking device for example. The drive housing is equipped with inner and/or edge-side protrusions. The protrusions have direct bearing points for individual drive elements or all of the drive elements.
Electromotive drive for motor vehicle applications
An electromotive drive for motor vehicle applications. In particular, the electromotive drive is part of a locking device of an electric connection device for electric or hybrid motor vehicles. For this purpose, an electric motor and a multistage transmission which is arranged downstream of the electric motor are provided as drive elements for acting on an actuating element, and a drive housing which houses drive elements is also provided. The actuating element is a locking element of the locking device for example. The drive housing is equipped with inner and/or edge-side protrusions. The protrusions have direct bearing points for individual drive elements or all of the drive elements.
Drive sprocket
A drive sprocket can include a plurality of teeth for meshing with a drive member to transmit rotary motion. The drive member can include a plurality of engagement pockets engaging the teeth of the drive sprocket, where each tooth has a tooth profile defined by a first side comprising a first engagement surface and an opposite second side comprising a second engagement surface, which engagement surfaces are configured such that when driven, a tooth meshes to the engagement pocket at a first contact location on the first engagement surface and also at a second contact location on the second engagement surface.