A vehicle control system modulates forward clutch torque capacity to dissipate spike torque generated by wheel slip.
Cross-fading position and angular control initiates hydraulic fluid flow during valve transitions, eliminating dead time between switching events.
A unified drum brake housing combines hydraulic main braking with electromotive parking actuation to simplify assembly.
Segmented coupling structures restrict heat flow from impeller shafts to motors, preserving motor lifespan against thermal degradation.
Centrifugal fluid flow through internal passageways cools polymer coupling elements, enabling torque transmission in high temperature gas turbine environments.
A wet friction clutch cooling system circulates automatic transmission fluid through a shaft mounting plate to transfer heat.
A clutch control unit adjusts hydraulic oil volume ejected from an actuator based on pedal depression to reduce pressing effort.
A control unit adjusts automatic clutch engagement speed based on engine torque signals to optimize vehicle drivability.
Actuating non-actuated shifting elements with pressure oil before engine shutdown to maintain hydraulic system readiness.
A dual clutch transmission control method uses intermediate gears to manage gear transitions.