Clutch and synchronizer having permanent magnet actuators

192 clutches and power-stop control – Clutches – Plural clutch-assemblage

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C192S069820, C192S084300

Reexamination Certificate

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07086515

ABSTRACT:
A friction clutch pack utilizes permanent magnets and induction rings to actuate a ball ramp actuator which come in turn, engages the friction clutch pack to transfer torque between drive and driven members in, for example, a motor vehicle transfer case. The permanent magnets and induction rings may also be utilized as a synchronizer to urge the speeds of two rotating members into synchronism to facilitate engagement of a direct coupling i.e., a dog clutch.

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