Abstract:
Embodiments of this application provide a speed shifting apparatus, a control method thereof, a steering system, and a control method thereof, and relate to the field of mechanical transmission technologies. The speed shifting apparatus includes: an outer rotating wheel; an inner rotating wheel, where a rotation axis of the inner rotating wheel is parallel to and different from a rotation axis of the outer rotating wheel; and a plurality of meshing members, arranged along a circumferential direction of the inner rotating wheel or the outer rotating wheel. Either the outer rotating wheel or the inner rotating wheel is provided with a plurality of sliding grooves, and the plurality of sliding grooves are in a one-to-one correspondence with the plurality of meshing members.
Abstract:
The present invention is a variable-ratio line gear mechanism. The mechanism forms a transmission pair consisting of a driving line gear and a driven line gear, of which axes intersect at an arbitrary angle. Transmission is generated by point contact meshing movement of line teeth between the driving line gear and the driven line gear. A contact curve of the line tooth is designed in accordance with space conjugate curve meshing theory, and the designing equation is divided into an equal transmission ratio part and a variable transmission ratio part. The equal transmission ratio part provides a uniform transmission, and the variable transmission ratio part makes the transmission ratio smoothly transit. The line gear mechanism is able to provide periodically transmission with variable transmission ratio, to provide a plurality of transmission ratios during a movement period of the driven line gear, and to enable smooth transitions between respective transmission ratios in accordance with movement rules.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to a multistage automatic transmission comprising: a main body housing; an input shaft which is rotatably arranged in the main body housing and which rotates by an engine torque; a plurality of input side driving gears which have steps along the axial line of the input shaft and which are arranged into a pyramid shape to rotate together with the input shaft; a plurality of output side slave gears which have steps to correspond to the respective input side driving gears in directions opposite from one another; which engage with the respective input side driving gears, which are arranged into a pyramid shape, and the interior of which have a cam space; an output shaft arranged in the plurality of output side slave gears to receive power from the input shaft; and a shift control unit which is arranged in the cam space to selectively interconnect the output haft and the output side slave gear which receives power from any one of the plurality of input side driving gears, and to control gear shift by hydraulic pressure.
Abstract:
An infinite variable transmission with input shaft (52), planetary carrier (28), planetary pulleys (36) and planetary gears (32) with planetary axles (30) equiangularly disposed on the carrier (28). Variable pitch pulley (41) adjust a serpentine belt (38) which adjust the rotation of the planetary gears (32) to adjust the output shaft (20).
Abstract:
A transmission for automotive use, comprising a planetary gear system that receives power in the planetary holder and initially transmits said power in a direct manner with low passage ratio by means of the sun gear and subsequently transmits said power in a regulated manner to preserve optimal engine power by means of a planetary gear system mounted inside a cylindrical impeller coupled to the annular gear which circumferentially incorporates a spiral rack, and that transmits the traction to the satellite gears, at certain diameter of the impeller corresponding to the demanded power, and then to a central variable speed gear depending on the required torque that is measured by a sensor mechanism mounted in the sun gear, which can be regulated to maintain an output torque for overdrive or economy. The sun gear is coupled to a shaft, which initially serves as a transmission, having a spiral slot that places the receiving system in a longitudinal position corresponding to the required power in order contact a given diameter of the cone while synchronizing the change of ratio by substracting the difference in speeds between the shaft coupled to the central gear, and that of the sun gear.
Abstract:
A variable torque transmission includes at least one disc-shaped gear 30 having a circular toothed surface 36 with flat beveled teeth 32 that mate along radius 38 with the cone-shaped teeth of pinion gear 10 to produce an infinitely variable lever arm and thus infinitely variable torque while allowing a constant rotation ratio between the drive shafts of the flat beveled gear 30 and pinion gear 10. The result is that the drive shaft energy input may be constant and thus energy efficiency may be maximized while torque may be selectively varied.
Abstract:
A Benesch transmission transmits power from an input shaft to an output shaft, wherein the input shaft defines a first axis and the output shaft defines a second axis, includes a first member including a contacting surface which extends along at least a portion of a circle. The first member is coupled to the input shaft such that, upon rotation of the input shaft about the first axis, the first member moves so that a central axis of the circle orbits the first axis, and wherein a distance between the central axis and the first axis is variable. A plurality of second members are coupled to the output shaft and extend away from the second axis. Each of the second members extends within the circle such that, upon motion of the first member relative to the first axis, contact between the contacting surface and the second members causes rotation of the output shaft about the second axis.
Abstract:
A transmission device having a simplified construction as well as a higher power transmission efficiency is provided, wherein a rotational speed can be changed steplessly without interrupting a power transmission and the rotation can be reversed. In the outer periphery of the rotating shaft (2) a thread-shape spline (5) having a first inclined plane oblique to the axial direction is provided and a rotating body (3) having a spline (not-shown) engaging with the spline (5) is rotatably and externally engaged with the rotating shaft (2). One of the rotating shaft (2) or the rotating body (3) is selected as a driving side and the other is selected as a driven side and both or one of the rotating shaft (2) and the rotating body (3) are displaced in the axial direction of the rotating shaft (2). By changing the relative speed and direction of displacement between the rotating shaft and the rotating body at their displacement, a rotation of constant speed can be transmitted into the driven side at a speed changed steplessly in a possible range or in a reverse direction.
Abstract:
A continuously controllable drive having a form-fitting power transmission system as a result of the engagement of paired teeth, having a first tooth assembly with toothed segment bars which include teeth of uniform cross-sections with curved center lines which extend in the direction of an input shaft to which they are non-rotatingly as well as axially movably and fixably connected; a second set of teeth at a gearwheel which includes teeth of variable cross-sections with curved center lines with a concave shape which extend in the direction of an output shaft to which the gearwheel is connected and which, starting from a minimum central cross-section of the gearwheel, towards its sides, feature a positive profile displacement and pitch aperture.
Abstract:
In a stepless transmission gear system for automobiles, a variable-diameter pinion mechanism cooperates with a stationary internal gear to permit the speed ratio of the input to output shafts thereof to be changed steplessly from a substantially infinitestimal ratio to an overdrive ratio, the diameter of said pinion mechanism being continuously variable with the eccentricity thereof off the axis of the input shaft. Cars employing the present transmission gear system could dispense with a clutch and even a brake.