Method of and apparatus for regulating crawling movements of mot

Interrelated power delivery controls – including engine control – Transmission control – With clutch control

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477 84, B60K 4122

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ABSTRACT:
A power train in a motor vehicle has an automated clutch which is operated by a control unit by way of an actuator. The control unit receives signals from various parts of the engine, from the brake or brakes and from the transmission; such signals are processed and transmitted to the clutch by way of the actuator so that, when the vehicle is to carry out a crawling movement, the torque being transmitted by the then partly engaged clutch is properly related to the engine torque to ensure a predictable crawling movement of the vehicle regardless of eventual shifts of the operating point of the clutch and/or fluctuations of other parameters of the engine, transmission and/or clutch. The crawling movement can begin when the brake(s) is or are idle, the gas pedal is not depressed, and the engine is running; and crawling movement begins in response to shifting of the transmission into gear.

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patent: 5176234 (1993-01-01), Reik et al.
patent: 5632706 (1997-05-01), Kremmling et al.

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