DE10310472A1 - Automobile double clutch transmission - Google Patents

Abstract

The double clutch transmission comprises two sub-transmissions (A,B) each having a primary shaft (1) with several pinions for different gear ratios. Each pinion (2,3) of the primary shaft of the first sub-transmission is associated with several gear ratios. There is an intermediate idler pinion (4) of the lowest gear for the reverse gear. The reverse gear and the idler gear of the largest gear can be engaged by means of a common sliding sleeve (8).

Description

The present invention relates to a transmission, in particular a Double clutch transmission, with at least two partial transmissions, each one Gearbox input shaft with several gears for realizing different ones Have gear ratios.

In particular, double clutch transmissions are known from vehicle technology, with which can be switched under load and which have a high switching quality Offer. Compared to a manual transmission, the double clutch is required the dual clutch transmission, however, more axial space, which is why the shortest possible gear design is desired. At the same time, the trend is going towards using more and more gears in the transmissions, which also means the space requirement is increased.

The double clutch transmission comprises at least two nested Single gear or partial gear. The first sub-transmission can, for. B. several Forward gears with different ratios and one reverse gear exhibit. The second sub-transmission can also have several forward gears include different translations. The reverse gear in the first Part gearbox together with the differential should have a translation in one of a normal manual transmission known size. In addition, the shortest translated forward gear can be of similar size Have translation, as in the 1st or 2nd gear in known Manual transmissions.

The invention has for its object a transmission, in particular a Propose a dual clutch transmission with at least two partial transmissions which the required installation space is minimized.

According to the invention, this object can be achieved by a gear, in particular a Dual clutch transmission, with at least two partial transmissions to be solved at the at least one gear on at least one of the transmission input shafts the sub-transmission is assigned to several gears.

Accordingly, a transmission or dual clutch transmission according to the invention with shared drive gears for the forward and reverse gears proposed, in which the space requirement is significantly reduced. Overall, such a dual clutch transmission has a very good one Efficiency due to the spur gear teeth and enables the Circuits a lossless torque transmission over the Friction clutches.

A further development of the invention can provide that each gear wheel Several input gears are assigned to the transmission input shaft of the first sub-transmission. Accordingly, only two are on the transmission input shaft of sub-transmission A. Gears required, which are preferably provided for two gears are. This saves two gearwheel levels in the partial transmission, whereby the required axial installation space of the gearbox is increased by at least 25 to 45 mm is shortened.

As part of an advantageous development, a reverse gear can be used Gear a gear can be provided as an intermediate gear. This way are for the reverse gear requires no additional idler gears. Preferably can be the idler gear of the shortest translated or smallest forward gear or the like can be used as an intermediate wheel.

In contrast to the known gears, the smallest or. shortest translated forward gear and the largest or longest translated Forward gear of sub-transmission A with a common sliding sleeve be switched. Furthermore, by the sliding sleeve on the other shaft the average forward gear of the sub-transmission A under consideration and the Reverse gear can be switched. It is also possible the other Types of actuation in the dual clutch transmission according to the invention be used.

The power flow in each sub-transmission can first be transferred via a gear on the transmission input shaft to the idler gear of the shortest or smallest forward gear, the idler gear preferably not being connected to the shaft, but being able to rotate freely about it. The gear drives the gear of the reverse gear, which is preferably in the switching state z. B. is rotatably connected to the shaft. In this way, the movement can be forwarded to the differential via the gearwheel. The second gear 28 acting on the differential can preferably rotate together with the shaft 23 .

It follows from this configuration that the transmission input shaft also moves the gear and the differential rotates against this power flow, while with the forward gear engaged, when e.g. B. the gear and the shaft are interconnected by the switching elements, in the same direction Movement of both gears is realized.

It has been shown that in the dual clutch transmission according to the invention Arrangement of the shortest or smallest forward gear of the sub-transmission A Gear ratios in the range of approx. 65 to 120% of the Has reverse gear ratio.

In a particularly advantageous embodiment of the invention, too a distribution of the multiple-use gears on both sub-transmissions be provided. Furthermore, the goal is also the intermediate gear for the Saving reverse gear. According to a development of the invention Accordingly, it should be provided that the two Forward gears assigned gears over z. B. a common gear be driven on the transmission input shaft. That way they can Requirements regarding the gear ratios can be realized.

In addition, it can be provided that an idler gear of the higher gear in sub-transmission B on the same shaft as the idler gear briefly translated or smaller forward gear is arranged in the sub-transmission A. The idler gear of the smaller forward gear in gearbox A can can also be used as an intermediate gear for reverse gear.

Especially in a transmission with a high number of gears, such as. B. at 7 Forward gears or the like, it may be useful in the sub-transmission A for normal forward gear and reverse gear on the same gear the transmission input shaft. In sub-transmission B can still shorter crawl or shunting gear or the like used become. This is mainly used for crawling / maneuvering and for starting high load on the mountain used to the normal start gear To protect dry clutch.

The present invention further relates to a dual clutch transmission for a motor vehicle.

According to Fig. 1a comprises a vehicle 1 ', a drive unit 2', such as a motor or an internal combustion engine. Furthermore, a torque transmission system 3 'and a transmission 4 ' are arranged in the drive train of the vehicle 1 '. In this exemplary embodiment, the torque transmission system 3 'is arranged in the power flow between the engine and the transmission, with a drive torque of the engine via the torque transmission system 3 ' to the transmission 4 'and from the transmission 4 ' on the output side to an output shaft 5 'and to a downstream axis 6 '. and is transmitted to the wheels 6 a '.

The torque transmission system 3 'is a clutch, such as. B. designed as a friction clutch, multi-plate clutch, magnetic powder clutch or torque converter clutch, the clutch can be a self-adjusting or a wear-compensating clutch.

The torque transmission system 3 'can also be designed as a starting clutch and / or reversing set clutch for reversing the direction of rotation and / or a safety clutch with a selectively controllable, transferable torque. The torque transmission system 3 ′ can be a dry friction clutch or a wet-running friction clutch that runs, for example, in a fluid. It can also be a torque converter.

The torque transmission system 3 'has a drive side T and an output side 8 ', wherein a torque is transmitted from the drive side 7 'to the drive side 8 ' by z. B. the clutch disc 3 a 'by means of the pressure plate 3 b', the plate spring 3 c 'and the release bearing 3 e' and the flywheel 3 d 'is acted upon. For this application, the release lever 20 'by means of an actuator, for. B. an actuator operated.

The torque transmission system 3 is controlled by means of a control unit 13 ′, such as a control unit, which can include the control electronics 13 a ′ and the actuator 13 b ′. In another advantageous embodiment, the actuator 13 b 'and the control electronics 13 a' can also be arranged in two different structural units, such as housings.

The control unit 13 ', the control and power electronics for controlling the drive motor 12' of the actuator 13 contained b '. As a result, it can advantageously be achieved, for example, that the system, as the only installation space, requires the installation space for the actuator 13 b ′ with electronics. The actuator 13 b 'consists of the drive motor 12 ', such as. B. an electric motor, the electric motor 12 'via a gear such. B. a worm gear or a spur gear or a crank gear or a threaded spindle gear acts on a master cylinder 11 '. This effect on the master cylinder 11 'can take place directly or via a linkage.

The movement of the output part of the actuator 13 b ', such as. B. the master cylinder piston 11 a ', is detected with a clutch travel sensor 14 ', which detects the position or position or the speed or the acceleration of a variable which is proportional to the position or engagement position or the speed or acceleration of the clutch. The master cylinder 11 'is via a pressure medium line 9 ', such as. B. hydraulic line, connected to the slave cylinder 10 '. The output element 10 a 'of the slave cylinder is with the disengaging means 20 ', for. B. a release lever, operatively connected so that a movement of the output part 10 a 'of the slave cylinder 10 ' causes the disengaging means 20 'is also moved or tilted to control the torque transmitted by the clutch 3 '.

The actuator 13 b 'for controlling the transmissible torque of the torque transmission system 3 can be actuatable by pressure medium, ie it can have a pressure medium transmitter and slave cylinder. The pressure medium can be, for example, a hydraulic fluid or a pneumatic medium. The pressure medium cylinder can be actuated by an electric motor, and the electric motor 12 'provided as the drive element 12 ' can be controlled electronically. The drive member 12 'of the actuator 13 b' may be in addition to an electric motor drive element, a different, for example, pressure-actuated drive member. Magnetic actuators can also be used to adjust a position of an element.

In the case of a friction clutch, the transferable torque is controlled in that the friction linings of the clutch disc are pressed in a targeted manner between the flywheel 3 d 'and the pressure plate 3 b'. About the position of the disengagement means 20 ', such as. B. a release fork or a central release, the application of force to the pressure plate 3 b 'or the friction linings can be controlled in a targeted manner, the pressure plate 3 b' being moved between two end positions and being able to be set and fixed as desired. One end position corresponds to a fully engaged clutch position and the other end position corresponds to a fully disengaged clutch position. To control a transmissible torque, which is, for example, less than the engine torque currently present, a position of the pressure plate 3 b 'can be controlled, for example, which lies in an intermediate region between the two end positions. The clutch can be fixed in this position by means of the targeted activation of the disengaging means 20 '. However, it is also possible to control transmissible clutch torques that are defined above the engine torques currently pending. In such a case, the currently occurring engine torques can be transmitted, the torque irregularities in the drive train being damped and / or isolated in the form of, for example, torque peaks.

To control the torque transmission system 3 'sensors are also used, which at least temporarily monitor the relevant variables of the entire system and deliver the state variables, signals and measured values necessary for control, which are processed by the control unit, with a signal connection to other electrical units, such as for example engine electronics or electronics of an anti-lock braking system (ABS) or an anti-slip control (ASR) can be provided and can exist. The sensors detect, for example, speeds, such as wheel speeds, engine speeds, the position of the load lever, the throttle valve setting, the gear position of the transmission, an intention to shift and other vehicle-specific parameters.

FIG. 1 a shows that a throttle valve sensor 15 ′, an engine speed sensor 16 ′ and a speedometer sensor 17 can be used and transmit measured values or information to the control unit 13 ′. The electronics unit, such as. B. computer unit, the control electronics 13 a 'processes the system input variables and passes control signals to the actuator 13 b'.

The gear is as z. B. stage change gear designed, the gear ratios are changed by means of a shift lever 18 'or the transmission is operated or operated by means of this shift lever 18 '. Furthermore, at least one sensor 19 b 'is arranged on the shift lever 18 ' of the manual transmission, which detects the intention to shift and / or the gear position and forwards it to the control unit 13 '. The sensor 19 a 'is articulated on the transmission and detects the current gear position and / or an intention to shift. The intention to shift is detected using at least one of the two sensors 19 a ', 19 b' in that the sensor is a force sensor which detects the force acting on the shift lever 18 '. Furthermore, the sensor can also be designed as a displacement or position sensor, the control unit recognizing an intention to switch from the change in the position signal over time.

The control device 13 'is at least temporarily in signal connection with all sensors and evaluates the sensor signals and system input variables in such a way that the control unit issues control or regulation commands to the at least one actuator 13 b' depending on the current operating point. The drive motor 12 'of the actuator 13 b', for. B. an electric motor receives from the control unit, which controls the clutch actuation, a manipulated variable as a function of measured values and / or system input variables and / or signals of the connected sensors. For this purpose, a control program is implemented as hardware and / or software in the control unit 13 ′, which evaluates the incoming signals and calculates or determines the output variables on the basis of comparisons and / or functions and / or characteristic maps.

The control unit 13 'has advantageously implemented a torque determination unit, a gear position determination unit, a slip determination unit and / or an operating state determination unit or is in signal connection with at least one of these units. These units can be implemented by control programs as hardware and / or as software, so that by means of the incoming sensor signals, the torque of the drive unit 2 'of the vehicle 1 ', the gear position of the transmission 4 and the slip which prevails in the area of the torque transmission system 3 'and the current operating state of the vehicle 1 'can be determined. The gear position determination unit uses the signals from sensors 19 a 'and 19 b' to determine the currently engaged gear. The sensors 19 a ', 19 b' are articulated on the shift lever and / or on internal gear means, such as a central shift shaft or shift rod, and detect them, for example the position and / or the speed of these components. Furthermore, a load lever sensor 31 'on the load lever 30 ', such as. B. on an accelerator pedal, which detects the load lever position. Another sensor 32 'can function as an idle switch, ie when the load lever 30 ' or accelerator pedal is actuated, this idle switch 32 'is switched on and when the load lever 30 ' is not actuated it is switched off, so that digital information can be used to identify whether the load lever 30 'is operated. The load lever sensor 31 'detects the degree of actuation of the load lever 30 '.

The Fig. 1a shows in addition to the load lever 30 'and in related sensors, a brake actuation element 40' for actuating the service brake or the parking brake, such. B. brake pedal, a hand brake lever or a hand or foot operated actuator of the parking brake. At least one sensor 4 'is arranged on the actuating element 40 ' and monitors its actuation. The sensor 41 'is, for example, a digital sensor, such as. B. designed as a switch, which detects that the actuating element 40 'is operated or not. With the sensor 41 'a signaling device, such as. B. a brake light, are in signal connection, which signals that the brake is applied. This can be done for both the service brake and the parking brake. However, the sensor 41 'can also be designed as an analog sensor, such a sensor, such as a potentiometer, determining the degree of actuation of the brake actuation element 41 '. This sensor can also be in signal connection with a signal device.

A dual clutch transmission according to the invention is described below shared drive wheels for the forward and reverse gears closer explained.

The object of the present invention is in a Double clutch transmission space to gain.

The following considerations led to the invention. Double clutch (DKG) can be switched under load and thus the same switching quality as well-known automatic transmissions offer. Your advantage lies in the very good efficiency of the spur gear teeth and that except when starting off and when shifting lossless torque transmission via friction clutches.

Compared to the manual transmission, the double clutch needs more axial space, which is why the shortest possible gear design is desired. At the same time, there is a tendency to install more and more gears. In In the foreseeable future, 6-speed and possibly 7-speed transmissions will be built become. A 3-shaft gearbox offers certain options Space reduction; through the multiple use of gears for different gears opens up further potential.

It can be assumed that the dual clutch transmission consists of two nested single transmissions A and B. The sub-transmission A has, according to FIG. 2a, several forward gears (e.g. 3) with different gear ratios and one reverse gear. The transmission element B has FIG invention. 4a several forward gears (z. B. 3 or 4) with different transmission ratios. The reverse gear in sub-transmission A, together with the differential, should have a ratio in the order of magnitude known from manual transmissions. In addition, the shortest-geared forward gear should have a gear ratio similar to that of 1st or 2nd gear in known manual transmissions.

According to the invention, an arrangement is to be created to achieve the object in which only two gearwheels 2 , 3 are required on the transmission input shaft 1 of the partial transmission A, which serve for two gears each. This saves two gear levels, which shortens the axial installation space of the gear unit by 25 to 45 mm. In addition, no additional idler gears should be used for the reverse gear, but the idler gear 4 of the shortest-geared forward gear also serves as an idler gear. It should be noted that the common use of cogwheels usually results in translation restrictions.

According to the invention, the shorter gears are not shifted with a common sliding sleeve 8 , as in the known transmissions, but the shortest 4 and the longest forward gear 5 . The sliding sleeve 9 on the other shaft switches the middle forward gear 6 of the sub-transmission A under consideration and the reverse gear 7 .

On the two shafts 10 and 11 with the idler gears there are driven gears 12 and 13 which act on the differential 14 .

According to Fig. 3a, the force flow is shown in this partial transmission. From the gear 21 on the transmission input shaft, the movement is first transmitted to the idler gear of the shortest forward gear 22 , which is however not connected to the shaft 23 but can freely rotate about it. The gear 22 further drives the reverse gear tooth edge 24 , which in this case is connected in a rotationally fixed manner to the shaft 25 by the circuit, and thus transmits the movement via the gear 26 to the differential 27 . The second gear 28 acting on the differential rotates together with the shaft 23 .

The transmission input shaft with the gear 22 and the differential 27 move in opposite directions with this power flow, while with the forward gear engaged (e.g. the gear 22 and the shaft 23 would be connected by the shifting elements) there would be a movement of both gears in the same direction.

Calculations have shown that there are arrangements with the solution shown can be realized in which the shortest forward gear of the sub-transmission A Gear ratios in the range of approx. 65 to 120% of the Have reverse gear ratio.

It is also possible to distribute the input gears with double use to both sub-transmissions. If the goal remains to save the idler gear for the reverse gear, the reverse gear 41 must be implemented in the sub-transmission A in the manner described above. If you then want to have two forward gears 42 , 43 in the sub-transmission B with a common wheel 44 on the input shaft 45 , then the idler gear 42 of the longer-translated gear in the sub-transmission B on the same shaft 46 as in the above-mentioned requirements with regard to the gear ratios in the sub-transmission A. to arrange the idler gear 47 of the short-geared forward gear in the partial transmission A (which also serves as an intermediate gear of the reverse gear) (see FIG. 4a).

At high passage speed, in particular in a total of 7 forward speeds, it is useful in accordance with FIG. 5a, the partial transmission A for normal Vorwärtsanfahrgang and the reverse (i = 10. .15) to use the same gear on the transmission input shaft. Sub-transmission B can then have a crawler or maneuvering gear that is even shorter (i = 15th. .22). This is mainly used for crawling / maneuvering and for starting with high loads on the mountain in order to protect the dry clutch assigned to the normal starting gear. The embodiment shown in FIG. 5a accordingly has the following gears:

( 1 ) = creeper; (.2) = starting gear; ( 3 ); ( 4 ); ( 5 ); ( 6 ); ( 7 ); (R)

The following is a dual clutch transmission (DKG) according to the invention structurally separate couplings explained in more detail.

As a rule, attempts are made to put these in gearboxes with two dry clutches to arrange a common clutch bell. This is generally the case cost-effective. Is the installation space on the motor side for such a structural unit two couplings are not available, there are approaches for the use of wet Couplings with a smaller installation space but a separate hydraulic unit. For Uninterruptible manual transmissions are variants with a separate clutch known.

The object of the present invention is a Dual clutch transmission with two separate clutches to specify the in Modularity is improved.

With the structure presented here are in the inventive Dual clutch transmission uses two separate clutches. This Embodiment can also be the basis for modular transmissions in which the front gear part including housing remains unchanged.

Fig. 6 shows a double-clutch transmission with separately arranged clutches. Two hollow shafts are provided in order to be able to connect the second clutch directly to the motor. This additional effort is offset by advantages in cooling the couplings and the modularity that is possible with them.

FIG. 7 shows how a conventional transmission is obtained by removing the second clutch and replacing the hollow shafts.

The synergies shown must be transferred to the storage concept and also be taken into account when designing the housing and selecting the seal.

For this purpose, for example, each hollow shaft can be fixed on the respective coupling side Housing are stored. Further storage takes place via the inner waves in the form of two needle or roller bearings.

For example, the seal could be connected to the hollow shaft alone, if there is separate lubrication for the needle or roller bearing. The Sealing points are then between the hollow shafts and the housing as well arranged between the hollow shafts. Other seal variants each require two seals on each side of the housing.

The second clutch housing is additional to the gear housing appropriate.

A further dual clutch transmission according to the invention is described below for Vehicles with rear-wheel drive explained in more detail.

In connection with load shifting transmissions, there are different Systems discussed. As a rule - especially when using dry Couplings - intended for applications for front-transverse installation.

The object of the present invention is a Dual clutch transmission with improved comfort and better To create efficiency.

This task is accomplished through a combination of the typical properties of Dual clutch transmissions and inline transmissions taking advantage of themselves resulting synergies resolved.

The presence of a translation constant is typical for inline gears on the countershaft. In the case of a structure for a dual clutch transmission two different translation constants are used. This enables a common wheel on the output shaft, for example for the 1st and 2nd gear to use. Furthermore, for reverse gear inline Geared a reverse gear used to reverse the direction of rotation enable. This additional gear is stored on a small wave. This wave becomes longer in the structures according to the invention dimensioned to accommodate the odd gears and the additional Gear ratio constant connected to one of the clutches.

As is usual with inline gearboxes, there is the option of switching a direct connection from the input shaft to the output shaft from the first clutch. In the examples of FIGS. 8 and 9, 5th gear is used for this.

Fig. 8 shows the embodiment of a present 5-speed inline transmission.

Fig. 9 shows a 6-speed transmission, with an optional 7th gear (shown in dotted lines). Based on the 6-speed gearbox, no additional sliding sleeve is required for 7th gear.

The following is another inline dual clutch transmission with low radial installation space and consideration of the connection of an electric machine explained.

With inline gearboxes, the axial installation space is rather uncritical because of the arrangement in the tunnel. However, the radial installation space is very limited.

The object of the present invention is therefore to provide an inline To create dual clutch transmission, taking this into account in particular the actuator for gearbox and clutch, as well as an e-machine if necessary, is slim.

According to the invention, a hollow shaft is concentric instead of a second shaft provided for the auxiliary shaft of an inline gear. Are on this hollow shaft either the even or odd gears arranged by a second, additional translation constant to one of the two existing clutches are connected. The group of gears arranged on the hollow shaft the direct gear also belongs. In order to keep the hollow shaft as short as possible, it is reasonable to assign the reverse gear to the other group.

Fig. 10 shows a first embodiment of the invention. The choice of the two gear ratio constants can be adapted to the overall gear ratio. It is possible to use the same gear ratios and thus the same wheels: However, a typical gear ratio jump can also be implemented, as occurs in the transmission. This results in the possibility of using other wheels twice, as z. B. Fig. 11 shows the wheels of the 3rd and 4th gear. In any case, it is favorable to implement fifth gear as a direct gear (ratio 1 ). In this case, a large part of the gear ratio can be transferred from the 1st and 3rd gear to the gear ratio constant, thus reducing the diameter of the wheel for the 1st gear.

The embodiment shown in FIG. 12 enables the internal combustion engine to be started cold by utilizing an existing transmission ratio. For this purpose, the combined shift sleeve S1 on the output shaft enables the gearbox to be separated from the output. With gears 3 and 5 shifted and shift sleeve S1 in the right position and clutch K1 closed, the ratio of the 3rd gear can be used to start the internal combustion engine. By exchanging the 1st and 3rd gear wheels and pinions, it is also possible to use 1st gear for cold starts.

With the shift sleeve S1, the output with the Intermediate shaft of the gearbox connected. In the left position, the 2nd gear switched to the intermediate and output shaft. The right position separates the output shaft from the intermediate shaft.

A further embodiment according to FIG. 13 takes up the idea known in double clutch transmissions in a front-transverse arrangement to use two gear ratio stages of different groups in order to implement a gear ratio for the cold start. For this purpose, 4th gear is selected as the direct gear in order to be able to use 1st and 6th gear as adjacent gears - one on the hollow shaft and one on the auxiliary shaft. With a modified shift sleeve S1 it is possible to connect the 1st gear wheel with the 6th gear without having the output shaft in the torque flow. No gear is shifted in the middle position of the shift sleeve S1. By shifting the shift sleeve S1 to the left position, 6th gear is shifted. In the right position, the 1st gear wheel is connected to that of the 6th gear. No synchronization is required for this. The first gear is shifted by another shift sleeve.

In the event of a cold start, the shift sleeve S1 is brought into the right position and the Clutch K1 closed. This will translate the 1st gear and the reciprocal translation of the 6th gear - minus the Translation constant - exploited to the moment of the electric machine on the to translate the level required for the cold start.

In a variant of the embodiment according to FIG. 13, the 1st gear wheel is arranged on a switchable, one-way freewheel, the other side of which is connected to the 6th gear wheel. This variant is shown in Fig. 14. Switching to the one-sided locking effect is achieved by moving the shift sleeve S1 to the right position. In the middle position, the shift sleeve S1 has no shifting effect; in the left position of the shift sleeve S1, 6th gear is shifted.

To start the engine at low temperatures, the freewheel is open Locking effect switched and clutch K1 closed. The use of the Freewheel allows the starting engine to start the electric machine can overtake, as is also the case with conventional vehicles - there by unleashing the Starter pinion - is possible.

The Fig. 15, 16 and 17 show the power flow in the gears, Fig. 12 and 13, and 14 respectively during the cold start.

The following is another embodiment of a dual clutch transmission (DKS) explained for an inline arrangement.

The object of the invention is to provide a structure of a parallel Manual gearbox (PSG) applicable to an active interlock system.

According to the invention, this is achieved by changing the gear structure. At the same time, the expandability was within the scope of the invention electronic gearbox checked.

The new structure of a parallel gearbox (PSG) shown in FIG. 18 has the properties that 1st gear is engaged by simultaneously switching two sliding sleeves, that without further gearshift operation, the clutch can only be shifted into second gear and that despite this combination of odd and even gears, the active interlock mechanism in conjunction with a single shift-select actuator can be used in the known simple way to shift both partial transmissions.

This structure offers the advantage that both gearbox and actuation are under Maintaining the input constants typical for inline arrangements with with a minimum of parts.

By inserting a further gear stage and utilizing the still free shift position of the sliding sleeve that has been used only once so far, and by coupling an electric motor to an idler gear set of the reverse gear, the transmission can be expanded to the electronic shift transmission as shown in FIG. 19. The newly introduced gear ratio is used for the cold start of the internal combustion engine by increasing the torque of the electric motor available for starting the internal combustion engine. FIG. 22 shows the power flow during a warm start, FIG. 23, however, during a cold start.

FIG. 24 is an in-line parallel manual transmission and Active Interlock. A parallel manual transmission (PSG) with two transmission brakes instead of synchronizations, which enable both upshifts and downshifts without engine intervention, will now be explained.

A parallel manual transmission with a transmission brake is known for Delay of the two input shafts against the gearbox at Synchronize and upshift is used. The switch back takes place by closing the clutch and engaging the engine. But with the Thrust downshift, engine intervention is not desirable because that is the delaying the engine's effect.

The object of the invention is therefore to provide a parallel gearbox create where the thrust downshift is carried out without engine intervention can be.

The inventive idea is to provide the transmission with two brakes so that each input shaft has its own brake placed between the highest gear and the lowest gear, as shown in FIG. 23. The gears are arranged on the shaft accordingly. The idler gear of the highest gear sits on the shaft, opposite the idler gear of the lowest gear. Each brake is actuated by means of a special mechanism with an additional circuit diagram according to FIG. 24 for the power transmission from the selector actuator. If the shift finger goes into the alley of the target gear, it is possible to transfer the force of the selector actuator to the brake via the additional finger and sleeve.

Depending on the direction of the dialing movement in the target alley, the frictional torque either acts on the idler gear of the highest gear or on the idler gear of the lowest gear. At this moment, the target gear is synchronized. The input shaft of the target gear is delayed or accelerated during the upshift or downshift. The path of the shift finger in the target alley is shown in FIG. 25.

Further advantages and advantageous configurations result from the Subclaims and the drawings described below.

Show it:

Fig. 1 is a schematic view of a partial transmission of a dual clutch transmission according to the invention;

Figure 2 is a schematic view of a plurality of intermeshing gears for illustrating the flow of force in the reverse gear.

Fig. 3 is a schematic view of the two partial transmissions of the dual clutch transmission of the invention;

Figure 4 is a schematic view of the twin clutch transmission according to the invention with a creep gear, a normal starting gear and with a reverse gear. and

Fig. 5 is a cross-sectional view of the twin clutch transmission of the invention in accordance with Fig. 4.

In Fig. 1 is a schematic view of a partial transmission of a transmission A according to the invention, illustrated in particular a dual clutch transmission. The double clutch transmission comprises two nested single transmissions or partial transmissions A and B, partial transmission B being only indicated in FIG. 1.

The sub-transmission A has three forward gears with different ratios and one reverse gear. The sub-transmission B additionally includes two forward gears with different ratios. The reverse gear in the partial transmission A, together with a differential 14, should have a translation in the order of magnitude known from the manual transmission. In addition, the shortest-geared forward gear should have a gear ratio similar to that of 1st or 2nd gear in known manual transmissions.

The dual clutch transmission according to the invention is described below shared drive wheels for the forward and reverse gears closer explained.

The partial transmission A of the dual clutch transmission according to the invention has a transmission input shaft 1 , in which only two gearwheels 2 , 3 are required, which are assigned to two gears. This saves two gear levels, which shortens the required axial installation space of the gear unit by at least 25 to 45 mm. No additional idler gears are used for the reverse gear, but the idler gear 4 of the shortest-geared forward gear serves as an idler gear for the reverse gear.

According to the invention, the smaller or shorter gears are not shifted with a common sliding sleeve 8 on a shaft 10 to solve the problem, but the gear 4 of the smallest forward gear and the gear 5 of the largest forward gear are together with the sliding sleeve 8 operated. The sliding sleeve 9 on the other shaft 11 switches the gear of the middle forward gear 6 of the sub-transmission A under consideration and the gear 7 of the reverse gear. On the two shafts 10 and 11 with the idler gears there are driven gears 12 and 13 which are in engagement with the differential 14 .

In FIG. 2, a further embodiment is shown of the double clutch transmission according to the invention in the form of a partial view, in which the force flow is illustrated in the part A gear. In this case, a gearwheel 21 provided on the transmission input shaft engages with the idler gear 22 of the smallest forward gear, which, however, is not connected to the shaft 23 , but can rotate freely about it. The gear wheel 22 is in turn engaged with the gear wheel 24 of the reverse gear 24 , which is non-rotatably connected to the shaft 25 in the switching state. In this way, the differential 27 is driven via the gear 26 . The second gear 28 acting on the differential rotates together with the shaft 23 .

The transmission input shaft with the gear 22 and the differential 27 move in opposite directions with this flow of force, while when the forward gear is switched when, for. B. the gear 22 and the shaft 23 are connected by the switching elements, a movement in the same direction of both gears is realized.

Within the scope of a further embodiment of the invention, which is shown in FIG. 3, a distribution of the multiple-use gears can also be realized on both partial transmissions A and B. In order to save the intermediate gear for the reverse gear also in this embodiment, the reverse gear is realized in the sub-transmission A via the gear 41 in the manner mentioned above. The two gear wheels 42 and 43 of the forward gears in the sub-transmission B are assigned to a common gear wheel 44 on the input shaft 45 . In this way, the idler gear 42 of the longer-geared forward gear in the sub-gearbox B is arranged on the same shaft 46 as the idler gear 47 of the short-geared forward gear in the sub-gearbox A for the above-mentioned requirements with regard to the gear ratios in the sub-transmission A. The idler gear 47 also serves as an intermediate gear for the reverse gear.

In dual clutch transmissions with a high number of gears, in particular with a total of seven forward gears 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 , 6 and 7 , it is possible according to a next embodiment, which is shown in FIG. 4, in the sub-transmission A for the normal forward starting gear 2 = A and the reverse gear R with a translation of z. B. i = 10.. .15 using the same gear on the transmission input shaft. In the sub-transmission B, a crawler or maneuvering gear 1 = K with an even shorter reduction ratio with a transmission ratio of approximately i = 15 can then be used. , .22 can be used. This gear 1 = K is mainly used for crawling or maneuvering and for starting with high loads on the mountain in order to protect the dry clutch assigned to the normal starting gear 2 = A. The embodiment shown in FIG. 4 accordingly has the following gears:

( 1 ) = creeper; ( 2 ) = starting gear; ( 3 ); ( 4 ); ( 5 ); ( 6 ); ( 7 ); (R)

FIG. 5 shows the dual clutch transmission according to FIG. 4 in a sectional view. Details of FIG. 5 which have already been explained or illustrated in connection with FIG. 4 are designated accordingly.

The claims filed with the application are Proposed wording without prejudice for obtaining further patent protection. The The applicant reserves the right to add more, so far only in the description and / or Drawings combinations of features disclosed.

Relationships used in subclaims point to the others Training the subject of the main claim by the features of respective subclaim; they are not a waiver of attainment an independent, objective protection for the combinations of features to understand the related subclaims.

Since the subjects of the subclaims with regard to the prior art reserves the right to make its own and independent inventions on the priority day Applicant before becoming the subject of independent claims or To make divisional declarations. You can continue to work independently Inventions contain one of the objects of the previous Have independent claims independent design.

The exemplary embodiments are not intended to limit the invention understand. Rather, there are numerous within the scope of the present disclosure Changes and modifications possible, especially such variants, Elements and combinations and / or materials, for example, by Combination or modification of individual in connection with that in the general description and embodiments as well as the claims described features and elements contained in the drawings or process steps for the person skilled in the art with a view to solving the Task can be removed and combined to create a new one Subject or new process steps or process step sequences lead, also insofar as they relate to manufacturing, testing and working processes.

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1. A transmission, in particular a double clutch transmission, with at least two partial transmissions, each having a transmission input shaft with a plurality of gearwheels for realizing different gears, characterized in that at least one gearwheel is assigned to several gears on at least one of the transmission input shafts of the partial transmissions (A, B). 2. Gear according to claim 1, characterized in that each gear Transmission input shaft of the first sub-transmission (A) several gears assigned. 3. Transmission according to claim 2, characterized in that two gears are provided, which each realize two courses. 4. Transmission according to one of the preceding claims, characterized characterized that a gear as an intermediate gear for a reverse gear is provided. 5. Transmission according to claim 4, characterized in that as an intermediate gear for the reverse gear the idler gear of the smallest forward gear is provided. 6. Transmission according to one of the preceding claims, characterized characterized that the idler gear of the smallest forward gear and that Idler gear of the largest forward gear of the partial transmission (A) with one common sliding sleeve are switchable. 7. Transmission according to one of the preceding claims, characterized characterized that the idler gear of the medium translated forward gear and the gear of the reverse gear of the partial transmission (A) with one common sliding sleeve are switchable. 8. Transmission according to one of the preceding claims, characterized characterized in that the transmission input shaft via a gear with the Idler gear of the smallest forward gear is coupled. 9. Transmission according to claim 8, characterized in that the idler gear with the the reverse gear associated gear is engaged, which in switched state is rotatably connected to a shaft, so that Differential can be driven via a gear. 10. Transmission according to claim 8 or 9, characterized in that a second gear engaged with the differential rotatably with a shaft connected is. 11. Transmission according to one of the preceding claims, characterized characterized in that in the partial transmission (B) the two forward gears assigned gears with a common gear on the Transmission input shaft are drivable. 12. Transmission according to claim 11, characterized in that in the partial transmission (A) a loose gear of the higher gear in the partial transmission (B) on the same shaft as the idler gear of the smaller forward gear is arranged in the partial transmission (A). 13. Transmission according to claim 12, characterized in that the idler gear smaller forward gear in the partial transmission (A) simultaneously as an idler gear of Reverse gear is provided. 14. Transmission according to one of the preceding claims, characterized characterized in that with several forward gears in the partial transmission (A) for the normal forward starting gear (2 = A) and the reverse gear (R) that same gear is assigned to the transmission input shaft. 15. Transmission according to claim 14, characterized in that in the partial transmission (B) a stocky crawl or shunting gear (1 = K) is provided.