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Procedure for controlling gear changes in transmissions for vehicle

A technology for gearbox, gearbox control, applied in the direction of transmission control, belt/chain/gear, elements with teeth, etc.

Inactive Publication Date: 2014-05-28
ZF FRIEDRICHSHAFEN AG +1
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[0005] However, there are driving situations in which the driver needs to downshift in order to support the vehicle's deceleration, for example when driving downhill, in particular through the braking torque of the engine

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[0021] First, when driving forward, gear changes are made in the vehicle's transmission, such as an automated manual transmission, according to an automatic program of the electronic control unit. In a first step a), it is checked whether the driver has requested a gear change by means of a corresponding input to the shifting device. If yes, the intermediate step d) is applied, otherwise the gear change corresponds to the automatic procedure. In step d), a query is then made as to whether the driver has requested a program change via the gearshift. If a program change is required, select the ECU's manual program. In this manual procedure, subsequent gear changes are made in response to the driver's input to the shifter. If not, the subsequent step h) is applied directly to check whether the driver has requested a change to neutral in the gearbox by activating the shifting device. If yes, make a change to automatic procedure, otherwise apply step b).

[0022] In step b), th...

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The invention refers to a procedure for controlling gear changes in transmissions for vehicles using an electronic control unit, which includes an automatic program and a manual program, where the automatic program performs a gear change as a function of recorded vehicle parameters through the electronic transmission control unit, while, when the manual program is selected by the driver, the gear change is performed by the driver corresponding to input from the driver to at least one shift device, and where a return function is envisaged, through which a return from the manual program to the automatic program can be carried out by recording an accelerator pedal setting (x Gsp ), where at least one of the following steps is performed: a) Check whether a gear change has been requested by input from the driver to at least one shift device, where if this is the case step b) is applied, while otherwise a gear change continues to be performed corresponding to the automatic program; b) Comparison of the accelerator pedal setting (x Gsp ) to a threshold, where a lower accelerator pedal setting value (x Gsp ) results in the manual program being selected and the return function being activated, and step c) is applied, while if there is a higher accelerator pedal setting (x Gsp ) only the manual program is selected, and c) Continuous comparison of the accelerator pedal setting (x Gsp ) with the limit, where in the case of a higher accelerator pedal setting value (x Gsp ), the automatic program is selected, while otherwise the manual program continues to be selected and the return function remains active. Furthermore, the invention refers to automatic transmissions that can be operated according to the procedure and to a computer program product for executing the individual steps.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a method for controlling gear shifting in a gearbox of a vehicle using an electronic control unit, said method comprising an automatic program and a manual program, wherein the automatic program performs gear shifting through the electronic control unit according to recorded vehicle parameters, and when the driver selects In a manual program, a gear change is performed by the driver in response to an input from the driver to at least one shifting device, and wherein a return function is considered, by which a return from a manual program to an automatic program is performed by monitoring the accelerator pedal setting. Furthermore, the invention relates to a gearbox of a vehicle operable according to said method and a computer program product for carrying out the individual steps. Background technique [0002] With automatic transmissions and automated manual transmissions of vehicles, gear changes are usually carried ou...

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Patent Type & Authority Patents(China)
IPC IPC(8): F16H61/02F16H59/02
CPCF16H59/0204F16H61/0213
Inventor 威廉·莫泽温琴佐·阿巴坦托尼
Owner ZF FRIEDRICHSHAFEN AG
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