Transmission configuration and method for controlling a transmission
First Claim
1. A method for controlling a transmission, the method which comprises:
- providing an automated dual-clutch transmission with two transmission sections, each having a motor clutch connected on a motor side thereof, via a drive shaft, to a drive motor, an input shaft connected to the motor clutch on a transmission side thereof, and gear wheel sets forming a group of gear stages and each including a fixed gear and an idler gear, wherein a connection with a gear ratio between the input shaft and an output shaft can be established with the gear stages by in each case engaging a gear clutch assigned to the idler gear, wherein the output shaft forms a power take-off shaft connected to an axle drive or wherein the output shaft is permanently connected to such a power take-off shaft, and with a sensor configuration with at least a drive-side speed sensor unit disposed at the drive shaft, and an input-side speed sensor unit disposed at the input shaft of one of the two transmission sections; and
determining a speed of the input shaft of one transmission section by using an input-side speed sensor unit of another transmission section, by first, with a respective engaged gear stage in both transmission sections, ascertaining, with the input-side speed sensor unit, a speed of the input shaft of the other transmission section and by subsequently calculating the speed of the input shaft of the one transmission section from the ascertained speed with the gear ratios of both engaged gear stages.
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Abstract
A transmission configuration includes an automated dual-clutch transmission having two transmission sections with respective input shafts, respective output shafts and respective motor clutches. The motor clutches are connected, on a motor side thereof, to a drive shaft and to a respective one of the input shafts on a transmission side thereof. A drive-side speed sensor unit is disposed at the drive shaft. An input-side speed sensor configuration includes sensor wheels connected, fixed against relative rotation, to respective ones of the input shafts, and pulse sensors disposed stationary with respect to a housing and within an effective range of the respective sensor wheels. The input-side speed sensor configuration is configured to detect a speed of the input shafts and a direction of rotation of at least one of the input shafts. A method for controlling an automated dual-clutch transmission is also provided.
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12 Claims
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1. A method for controlling a transmission, the method which comprises:
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providing an automated dual-clutch transmission with two transmission sections, each having a motor clutch connected on a motor side thereof, via a drive shaft, to a drive motor, an input shaft connected to the motor clutch on a transmission side thereof, and gear wheel sets forming a group of gear stages and each including a fixed gear and an idler gear, wherein a connection with a gear ratio between the input shaft and an output shaft can be established with the gear stages by in each case engaging a gear clutch assigned to the idler gear, wherein the output shaft forms a power take-off shaft connected to an axle drive or wherein the output shaft is permanently connected to such a power take-off shaft, and with a sensor configuration with at least a drive-side speed sensor unit disposed at the drive shaft, and an input-side speed sensor unit disposed at the input shaft of one of the two transmission sections; and determining a speed of the input shaft of one transmission section by using an input-side speed sensor unit of another transmission section, by first, with a respective engaged gear stage in both transmission sections, ascertaining, with the input-side speed sensor unit, a speed of the input shaft of the other transmission section and by subsequently calculating the speed of the input shaft of the one transmission section from the ascertained speed with the gear ratios of both engaged gear stages. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5)
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6. A transmission configuration, comprising:
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a drive shaft configured to be connected to a motor; an automated dual-clutch transmission including a housing and two transmission sections with respective input shafts, respective output shafts and respective motor clutches, said motor clutches having a motor side and a transmission side, and said motor clutches being connected to said drive shaft on the motor side of said motor clutches and being connected to a respective one of said input shafts on the transmission side of said motor clutches; an axle drive; each of said transmission sections including gearwheel sets, said gearwheel sets forming a respective group of gear stages and having respective fixed gears and respective idler gears; each of said transmission sections including gear clutches assigned to said idler gears such that, when a given one of said gear clutches assigned to a given one of said idler gears is engaged, a respective one of said input shafts is connected to a respective one of said output shafts with a given gear ratio, and said respective one of said output shafts is operatively connected to said axle drive; a drive-side speed sensor unit disposed at said drive shaft; and an input-side speed sensor configuration including a first sensor wheel connected, fixed against relative rotation, to a first one of said input shafts, a second sensor wheel connected, fixed against relative rotation, to a second one of said input shafts, a first pulse sensor disposed stationary with respect to said housing and within an effective range of said first sensor wheel, and a second pulse sensor disposed stationary with respect to said housing and within an effective range of said second sensor wheel, said input-side speed sensor configuration being configured to detect a speed of said input shafts and a direction of rotation of at least one of said input shafts, said drive-side speed sensor unit and said input-side speed sensor configuration forming a sensor configuration for controlling said automated dual-clutch transmission. - View Dependent Claims (7, 8, 9, 10, 11)
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12. A method for controlling a transmission, the method which comprises:
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providing an automated dual-clutch transmission with two transmission sections, each having a motor clutch connected on a motor side thereof, via a drive shaft, to a drive motor, an input shaft connected to the motor clutch on a transmission side thereof, and gear wheel sets forming a group of gear stages and each including a fixed gear and an idler gear, wherein a connection with a gear ratio between the input shaft and an output shaft can be established with the gear stages by in each case engaging a gear clutch assigned to the idler gear, wherein the output shaft forms a power take-off shaft connected to an axle drive or wherein the output shaft is permanently connected to such a power take-off shaft, and with a sensor configuration with at least a drive-side speed sensor unit disposed at the drive shaft, a first input-side speed sensor unit disposed at the input shaft of a first one of the transmission sections, and a second input-side speed sensor unit disposed at the input shaft of the second one of the transmission sections; and determining, in case of an external synchronization of the gear stages in a shift process between a load gear stage assigned to the first one of the transmission sections and a target gear stage assigned to the second one of the transmission sections, an output-side speed of the gear clutch of the target gear stage with the first input-side speed sensor unit of the first one of the transmission sections, by first ascertaining, with the first input-side speed sensor unit, a speed of the input shaft of the first one of the transmission sections and by subsequently calculating from the ascertained speed with an effective transmission ratio between the respective input shaft and the gear clutch of the target gear stage, an output-side speed of the gear clutch of the target gear stage.
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