ELECTRONIC CONTROL FOR THE DRIVE UNIT OF A VEHICLE
First Claim
1. An electronic control device for a drive unit of a vehicle with all-wheel drive composed of a main engine, a hydraulic pump and at least one hydraulic motor which drives at least one wheel engaged with a ground, the electronic control device comprising means for optimizing traction and preventing slip at the at least one wheel by specifying a torque required at the hydraulic motor depending on an application.
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Abstract
In vehicles designed to pick up and process crops, drive units affect the ground drive, which is an all-wheel drive, which acts on all of the wheels and/or track roller unit in contact with the ground, electronic controls and actuators perform the control and regulation of the drive units, and control units that control the drive torque at the wheels are used to obtain good traction and minimal slippage of the wheels on the ground. To control the drive torques, sensors are used at particular points, the signals and data of which are processed by the control device in order to predetermine a torque or intake volume requirement. The preselection of torque in the control results in the intake volume of the hydraulic drive motor being regulated. By specifying the intake volume required, it is possible to obtain optimal traction at one or more drive wheels, and to prevent undesired slippage of any one drive wheel in advance.
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- 1. An electronic control device for a drive unit of a vehicle with all-wheel drive composed of a main engine, a hydraulic pump and at least one hydraulic motor which drives at least one wheel engaged with a ground, the electronic control device comprising means for optimizing traction and preventing slip at the at least one wheel by specifying a torque required at the hydraulic motor depending on an application.
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