Gear shifting engagement shock control system

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

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B60K 4106, B60K 4108, B60K 4110

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042248426

ABSTRACT:
To control shifting shock upon starting of a stopped vehicle with an automatic transmission and when shifting from neutral into a drive gear (first, or reverse), a signal representative of transmission input speed (therefore equally representative of engine output speed) is used, twice differentiated, to control a shift-shock control system when shifting between neutral and a drive gear. When the vehicle is moving above a predetermined speed, e.g. 7 km/h, the automatic shock control system is controlled by a twice differentiated signal derived from the output of the transmission and when shifting is to be commanded between first and second, and second and third (or other gears), respectively.

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