Coast-sync-coast downshift control method for clutch-to-clutch t

Machine element or mechanism – Rotary member or shaft indexing – e.g. – tool or work turret – Preselected indexed position

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74867, 74868, 74869, 3644241, 192 0092, B60K 4106

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ABSTRACT:
A coast-sync-coast control method for clutch-to-clutch shifting in which an engine control is employed to synchronize the engine speed with the transmission input speed at a point where the input speed would otherwise exceed the engine speed. The shift is referred to as a coast-sync-coast shift since (1) it is initiated at a coast condition where the input speed is higher than the engine speed, (2) it is completed at a synchronous condition where the speed differential across the on-coming clutch is at or near zero, and (3) a coast condition recurs immediately after the shift.

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