Slip controller for a continuously variable transmission
AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorsKarl-Heinz Senger, Joachim Luh, Peter Bauerle
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AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorsKarl-Heinz Senger, Joachim Luh, Peter Bauerle
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For an electro-hydraulically actuable continuously variable belt transmission, the selected contact pressure at the movable conical pulley discs must be of such a magnitude that the chain, the force transmitting belt or the like does not slip. On the other hand, the contact pressure should not be too great for a high efficiency of the transmission to be achieved at every operating point. The invention reliably prevents slippage of the belt (chain, force transmitting belt or the like) by controlling the belt slip. The mean contact pressure is thereby reduced. As a result, there is a decrease in the mechanical and hydraulic losses at the transmission. A variant of the invention includes an embodiment of a rotational-speed sensor which makes it simultaneously possible to measure the axial position of the pulley disc(s). As a result, there is a reduction in the additional complexity required for slip control compared to the belt-tension control.
An arrangement for controlling a continuously variable transmission having a drive end and a driven end, the arrangement comprising:
A method for controlling a continuously variable transmission having a drive end and a driven end and having operative means for providing a mechanical operative connection between said drive and driven ends and said operative means defining an actual slip (S.sub.act) between said ends, said ends having respective rotational axes and at least one of said ends including a rotating element displaceable along the rotational axis corresponding thereto, the method comprising the steps of:
A method for controlling a continuously variable transmission having a drive end and a driven end and having a continuous band for providing a mechanical operative connection between said drive and driven ends and said continuous band defining an actual slip (S.sub.act) between said ends, the method comprising the steps of:
An arrangement for controlling a continuously variable transmission having a drive end and a driven end, the arrangement comprising:
An arrangement for controlling a continuously variable transmission having a drive end and a driven end, the arrangement comprising:
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