Control device for vehicle, and motorcycle
AssigneeYamaha Hatsudoki Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorShinya Iizuka
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AssigneeYamaha Hatsudoki Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorShinya Iizuka
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In a vehicle including two paths as torque transmission paths from an engine to an output shaft of a transmission, each of the paths provided with a clutch and a transmission mechanism, a gear shift shock due to a torque generated at the moment when the paired gears of the next gear level are engaged is significantly reduced. In normal travel control, a control device sets a transmitted torque capacity of each of the clutches in the two paths at maximum. Also, in the normal travel control, the control device sets the paired gears of the transmission mechanism in a previous path that is one of the paths, in an engaged state, and sets the transmission mechanism in a next path that is the other path, in a neutral state. When a gear shift command is generated, the control device lowers the transmitted torque capacity of the clutch in the next path. After that, the control device engages the paired gears of the transmission mechanism in the next path with each other, before the transmitted torque capacity of the clutch in the next path reaches a minimum value.
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A control device for a vehicle that includes two paths that transmit an engine torque, each of the two paths includes a clutch and a transmission mechanism arranged downstream of the clutch, the transmission mechanisms in the two paths share an output shaft, and each of the transmission mechanisms includes a first gear rotating together with a driven member of the clutch, and a second gear rotating together with the output shaft and engageable with the first gear by a dog clutch, wherein
A control device for a vehicle that includes two paths that transmit an engine torque, each of the two paths includes a clutch and a transmission mechanism arranged downstream of the clutch, the transmission mechanisms in the two paths share an output shaft, and each of the transmission mechanisms includes a first gear rotating together with a driven member of the clutch, and a second gear rotating together with the output shaft and engageable with the first gear by a dog clutch;
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