Gear unit for an electric powertrain
AssigneeZF Friedrichshafen AG
InventorStefan Beck
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AssigneeZF Friedrichshafen AG
InventorStefan Beck
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A gear unit for a powertrain of a motor vehicle includes a drive shaft, a driven shaft, first and second planetary gearsets and first and second shifting elements. The first shifting element drivingly connects the drive shaft to an input of the first planetary gearset, and the second shifting element drivingly connects the drive shaft to an input of the second planetary gearset. An output element of the second planetary gearset is connected to the input of the first planetary gearset to be fixed with respect to rotation relative to it, and an output of the first planetary gearset is at least indirectly drivingly connected to the driven shaft. A shared element is fixed with respect to relative rotation and, with an inner toothing, forms a ring gear of the first planetary gearset and, with an outer toothing, forms a sun gear of the second planetary gearset.
A gear unit (100, 200, 300, 400) for a powertrain (500, 600, 700, 800) of a motor vehicle (900), having a drive shaft (1) and a driven shaft (2) and having a first planetary gearset (3) and a second planetary gearset (4) and at least a first shifting element (S1) and a second shifting element (S2), wherein the first shifting element (S1) drivingly connects the drive shaft (1) to an input element of the first planetary gearset (3), and the second shifting element (S2) drivingly connects the drive shaft (1) to an input element of the second planetary gearset (4), and wherein an output element of the second planetary gearset (4) is connected to the input element of the first planetary gearset (3) so as to be fixed with respect to rotation relative to it, and wherein an output element of the first planetary gearset (3) is at least indirectly drivingly connected to the driven shaft (2), and further comprising a shared element (5) fixed with respect to relative rotation and which, with an inner toothing (5.1), forms a ring gear of the first planetary gearset (3) and, with an outer toothing (5.2), forms a sun gear of the second planetary gearset (4).
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