Transmission shifting mechanism with spring loaded ball screw

Machine element or mechanism – Control lever and linkage systems – Multiple controlled elements

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74 8915, 74375, 192 84C, 192109A, F16H 5904

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ABSTRACT:
A transmission shifting system for axially displacing a shift fork in response to an electrical signal using a ball ramp actuator to load a spring disposed between the ball ramp actuator and the shift fork where an electrical coil is energized to induce an electromagnetic field in a drive flange connected to a rotating driveshaft which causes the ball ramp actuator to axially expand thereby preloading the spring and causing a jaw clutch to be axially displaced by the shift fork to rotationally engage a transmission gear.

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