Segmenting the cam mechanism from the dog clutch reduces size and cost while maintaining reliable braking function in motor speed reducers.
An independent power brake circuit compensates for electric machine braking torque, simplifying force blending without master cylinder actuation.
Dynamic speed adjustment of rail vehicles optimizes energy storage and distribution, reducing peak load demands and infrastructure costs.
A utility vehicle uses independent front and rear power sources to switch drive modes without complex mechanical clutches.
Nesting the rotor on the fluid coupling outer shell mitigates deformation while maintaining structural integrity.
A hybrid head end power system captures and stores excess electrical energy generated during dynamic braking of a locomotive.
A decouplable brake system uses a separator valve and control valve to manage wheel-brake cylinders independently.
Segmented braking resistors with a bipolar switching device decouple generator-side converters for controlled reactive current generation.