Multi-speed power transmission

Machine element or mechanism – Gearing – Plural power paths to and/or from gearing

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192 488, 192 8711, 192 7011, F16H 5710, F16D 2102, F16D 2510, F16D 25061

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042377498

ABSTRACT:
A four-speed planetary transmission has three friction clutches which are selectively engageable in pairs or simultaneously to provide a drive connection between the transmission input and the planetary gearing during the four forward speeds. One apply piston selectively engages two of the friction clutches and a second apply piston selectively engages the other friction clutch and one of the two friction clutches. Simultaneous actuation of both apply pistons causes engagement of all three clutches. A one-way clutch is disposed in series drive relation with the friction clutch that is selectively engageable by both apply pistons.

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