Continuously variable transmission having a double eccentric sha

Planetary gear transmission systems or components – Planet periphery surrounds axis of interacting gear – Means to change speed ratio between input and output

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475176, 475180, 74571M, 745942, 74117, 280238, F16H 344, F16H 2916, F16H 2920

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ABSTRACT:
A hybrid transmission provides a continuous range of reduced output speeds in a coaxial relationship about a common central axis within a surrounding cylindrical housing. The input shaft speed is increased through a planetary transmission having a sun gear fixed to a variable eccentric shaft. The eccentric shaft is surrounded by an orbiter and spaced anchor and drive vanes, which are interconnected by a plurality of anchor and drive vanes. Output speed is varied by change of the degree of eccentricity, using a worm gear drive interposed between inner and outer eccentrics within the eccentric shaft. control is achieved through shift rings that rotate a worm in response to external cable tension.

REFERENCES:
patent: 363629 (1987-05-01), Grant
patent: 1832384 (1931-11-01), Hall et al.
patent: 2209417 (1940-07-01), Obermoser

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