Multiple-speed power transmission for motor vehicles

Planetary gear transmission systems or components – With means to vary drive ratio or disconnect drive – Plural elements selectively braked

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C475S275000, C475S276000, C475S280000, C475S281000, C475S282000, C475S283000, C475S286000, C475S287000

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06908408

ABSTRACT:
A multiple-speed transmission for use in an automotive vehicle driveline includes a torque converter, three simple planetary gear units, or two simple planetary gear units and a compound planetary gear unit, friction clutches and brakes, and an optional one-way coupling. The engaged and disengaged states of the friction elements permit the transmission to produce several underdrive speed ratios, a direct drive ratio, and several overdrive speed ratios.

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