Shift-by-wire vehicle and method to verify securement
US-2015344004-A1 · Dec 3, 2015 · US
US10093287B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-10093287-B2 |
| Application number | US-201414174181-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Feb 6, 2014 |
| Priority date | Feb 6, 2014 |
| Publication date | Oct 9, 2018 |
| Grant date | Oct 9, 2018 |
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While a transmission range selector is in a Park position, a controller engages multiple transmission shift elements to place the transmission in a tie-up state. In the tie-up state, both the transmission output shaft and the turbine shaft are held against rotation by the shift elements. To transition from Park to Drive, the controller releases one of the shift elements to place the transmission in a 1st gear state. To transition from Park to Reverse, the controller releases a different one of the shift elements to place the transmission in a reverse state. The controller may wait until the driver releases the brake pedal to release the shift element.
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What is claimed is: 1. A transmission comprising: a first brake or clutch which is engaged in a park state and a forward launch state and disengaged in a reverse launch state; and a second brake or clutch which is engaged in the park state and the reverse launch state and disengaged in the forward launch state. 2. The transmission of claim 1 further comprising a controller programmed to transition from the park state to the forward launch state by disengaging the second brake or clutch. 3. The transmission of claim 1 further comprising a controller programmed to transition from the park state to the reverse launch state by disengaging the first brake or clutch. 4. The transmission of claim 1 further comprising a third brake or clutch which is engaged in the park state, the forward launch state, and the reverse launch state. 5. The transmission of claim 4 wherein the first brake or clutch and the second brake or clutch are engaged and the third brake or clutch is disengaged in a neutral state. 6. The transmission of claim 4 further comprising a turbine shaft and an output shaft wherein the first brake or clutch, the second brake or clutch, and the third brake or clutch collectively hold both the turbine shaft and the output shaft against rotation in the park state. 7. The transmission of claim 6 further comprising a torque converter having an impeller fixed to an input shaft and a turbine fixed to the turbine shaft. 8. The transmission of claim 4 further comprising a fourth brake or clutch which is engaged in the park state, the forward launch state, and the reverse launch state. 9. The transmission of claim 8 further comprising a turbine shaft and an output shaft wherein the first brake or clutch, the second brake or clutch, the third brake or clutch, and the fourth brake or clutch collectively hold both the turbine shaft and the output shaft against rotation in the park state. 10. A transmission comprising: a first shift element which is engaged in a park state and a forward launch state and disengaged in a reverse launch state; a second shift element which is engaged the park state and the reverse launch state and disengaged in the forward launch state; and a third shift element which is engaged in the park state, the forward launch state, and the reverse launch state. 11. The transmission of claim 10 further comprising a turbine shaft and an output shaft wherein the first, second, and third shift elements collectively hold both the turbine shaft and the output shaft against rotation in the park state. 12. The transmission of claim 10 further comprising a fourth shift element which is engaged in the park state, the forward launch state, and the reverse launch state. 13. The transmission of claim 12 further comprising a turbine shaft and an output shaft wherein the first, second, third, and fourth shift elements collectively hold both the turbine shaft and the output shaft against rotation in the park state.
including control of change-speed gearings · CPC title
acting on transmission parts · CPC title
characterised by specified functions of the control system components · CPC title
Braking of gear output shaft using simultaneous engagement of engaging means, e.g. clutches or brakes, applied for different gear ratios · CPC title
including control of parking brakes · CPC title
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