Electronic shaft indexing re-engages a starter-generator dog clutch without manual alignment, cutting reset time and reconnect cost.
A cam-driven spline coupling connects or disconnects driveline shafts to cut parasitic drag while preserving torque transfer when needed.
A clutch drum with locking members lets a vehicle seat rail start, stop, and slide quickly without adding complex control hardware.
A cam-driven electronic clutch adjusts mower blade height to uneven ground, reducing residual weeds, vibration, and debris splash.
Coupling protrusions and locking members let a vehicle seat rail engage or interrupt drive quickly for precise sliding and walk-in operation.
A clutch drum with an elastic member lets the seat rail engage quickly, stop precisely, and avoid unwanted movement during adjustment.
Dual spline zones and a chamfered edge improve carrier flange engagement under limited shift fork stroke, boosting torque transfer and fatigue life.
Controlled starter-generator shaft rotation aligns dog clutch teeth for automatic disconnect reset, cutting manual reengagement time and cost.