Device for detecting vehicle gearbox selector rod position

Machine element or mechanism – Control lever and linkage systems – Multiple controlled elements

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74DIG7, 116 281, 340456, F16H 5904, F16H 6342

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ABSTRACT:
The detection device engages with a selector rod able to move in axial translation and in angular rotation to select the row of the gear and engage/disengage the gear in a vehicle gearbox. The detection device comprises a rotary sensor provided with an activating member and able to output a signal correlated with the angular position of the activating member, and a motion conversion device interposed between the activating member and the selector rod and able to convert the movements of both translation and rotation of the selector rod into a rotation of the activating member. The motion conversion device comprises a supporting part fixed on the selector rod and having a cam defining a striker surface extending along a portion of a helix, and a follower fixed on the activating member and having a contact portion able to slide along the aforesaid striker surface.

REFERENCES:
patent: 4848005 (1989-07-01), Ercole et al.
EPO Search Report Aug. 1, 1997 EP9710 7364

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