Planetary gear train for automatic transmission

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

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74762, 74766, 74767, F16H 5710

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ABSTRACT:
A planetary gear train for an automatic transmission comprises a basic planetary gearing, an output planetary gear set, and a change speed arrangement including clutches and brakes. One of a sun gear and a ring gear of the output planetary gear is constantly connected to an output member of the basic planetary gearing and the other is connectable via a clutch to a rotary element of the basic planetary gearing which is held stationary during operation with the first gear ratio or reverse. A pinion carrier of the output planetary gear set is constantly connected to an output shaft of the transmission.

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