Machine element or mechanism – Rotary member or shaft indexing – e.g. – tool or work turret – Preselected indexed position
Patent
1993-02-02
1993-10-12
Herrmann, Allan D.
Machine element or mechanism
Rotary member or shaft indexing, e.g., tool or work turret
Preselected indexed position
74856, F16H 1102
Patent
active
052515133
ABSTRACT:
An engine driven auxiliary device consumes engine power and thus reduces the amount of torque supplied to an automatic transmission. In the automatic transmission, a line pressure control and/or a shift control is performed on a predetermined parameter that is employed as reflecting an instantaneous amount of engine torque supplied to the automatic transmission. There occurs a deviation of this predetermined parameter from the actual amount of torque supplied to the automatic transmission when the auxiliary device is in operation. Thus, a sensor output of a throttle opening degree sensor is corrected when the auxiliary device is in operation and then set as the predetermined parameter although the sensor output unaltered is set as the predetermined parameter when the auxiliary device is not in operation.
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Herrmann Allan D.
Jatco Corporation
Kananen Ronald P.
Trousell William O.
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