Selector drum and motor-vehicle manual transmission
AssigneeMagna Pt B.V. & Co. KG
InventorStefan KAPP
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Abstract
Selector drum for an automated manual transmission, in particular a dual clutch transmission, having a selector drum body, which can be mounted in the manual transmission for rotation about an axis of rotation, wherein at least one shifting contour is formed on the selector drum body, said shifting contour extending over a peripheral portion of the selector drum body, wherein the selector drum is designed for shifting at least one high gear stage, one middle gear stage and one low gear stage, wherein the at least one shifting contour has a shifting contour switch in a region of a switch gear portion.
Claims14
A selector drum for an automated manual transmission, in particular a dual clutch transmission, having a selector drum body, which can be mounted in the manual transmission for rotation about an axis of rotation, wherein at least one shifting contour is formed on the selector drum body, said shifting contour extending over a peripheral portion of the selector drum body, wherein the selector drum is designed for shifting at least one high gear stage, one middle gear stage and one low gear stage, wherein the at least one shifting contour has a shifting contour switch in a region of a switch gear portion,
- the switch gear portion is assigned to the middle gear stage wherein the switch gear portion is designed, by means of the shifting contour switch, in such a way that the middle gear stage is shifted in a first direction of rotation of the selector drum body and is not shifted in a second direction of rotation, wherein the at least one shifting contour is also designed in such a way that, in the second direction of rotation of the selector drum body, the high gear stage remain shifted if a driver assigned to the middle gear stage is in a region of the switch gear portion, such that, proceeding from the high gear stage, the low gear stage can be shifted without shifting the middle gear stage.
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