Electric hybrid transmission architecture for a work vehicle

Abstract

An electric hybrid transmission architecture for a work vehicle includes a first and a second electric motor, each of which is electrically connected to a source of electric power. The first electric motor is configured to provide a torque to a first input shaft by converting electric power received from the source of electric power. The second electric motor is configured to provide a torque to a second input shaft by converting electric power received from the source of electric power. The electric hybrid transmission architecture also includes an output shaft which is mechanically connected to at least one of the first and second input shafts by means of controllable engaging means. The source of electric power is a generator carried by an internal combustion engine of the work vehicle.

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