Locking differential with clutch activated by electrorheological

Planetary gear transmission systems or components – Electric or magnetic drive or control – Differential drive or control

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475249, 192215, F16D 2700

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053224841

ABSTRACT:
A limited slip differential includes a friction clutch mechanism, a viscous coupling, and a camming mechanism disposed between the friction clutch mechanism and the viscous coupling. The camming mechanism converts shearing forces within the viscous coupling to an axial force applied to engage the clutch mechanism. The camming mechanism includes annular discs having axially inclined ramps, and a roller bearing for movement along the ramps to provide for variable spacing between the annular discs, wherein increased spacing is used to apply the axial force.

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