Shift device for a change speed transmission of a motor vehicle
AssigneeDaimler-Benz Aktiengesellschaft
InventorsHeinz Alber, Friedrich Duckeck, Guter Worner
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Abstract
In a shift device for a gear-change transmission of a motor vehicle, to reduce force peaks of the manual shifting forces for the kinematic connection between a manual shift lever and a shift lever fixed in terms of rotation relative to a gear-shift shaft, the kinematic connection being used for engaging and disengaging the gears includes an additional mass increasing the mass moment of inertia of the gear-shift shaft and damping members lying in the force flux of the shifting force are provided.
Claims17
Shift device for a gear-change transmission of a motor vehicle, comprising:
- a gear-shift shaft which is arranged in a gear-shift housing so as to be rotatable and axially displaceable,
- a shift lever which is fixed in terms of rotation relative to the gear-shift shaft and which is kinematically connected to a manual shift lever, and
- an additional mass which acts on the shift lever and which increases the mass moment of inertia of the gear-shift shaft such that force peaks of the shifting force which is measurable on the manual shift lever are reduced during individual shifting operations,
- wherein the kinematic connection between the shift lever and the manual shift lever has a joint with a joint half assigned as part of the connection to the shift lever and with a joint half assigned as a further part of the connection to a linkage leading to the manual shift lever, and
- wherein one joint half is operatively connected to the part of the connection assigned thereto by means of an elastic damping member lying in the force flux of the shifting forces.
Shift device for a gear-change transmission of a motor vehicle, comprising:
- a gear-shift shaft which is arranged in a gear-shift housing so as to be rotatable and axially displaceable,
- a shift lever which is fixed in terms of rotation relative to the gear-shift shaft and which is kinematically connected to a manual shift lever, and
- an additional mass which acts on the shift lever and which increases the mass moment of inertia of the gear-shift shaft in such a way that force peaks of the shifting force which is measurable on the manual shift lever are reduced during individual shifting operations, the additional mass being connected to the gear-shift shaft, and being arranged in such a way that only the engaging movement is transferred to it,
- wherein the additional mass is arranged on a boom which is mounted pivotably on a housing part of the gear-shift housing at a distance from the axis of rotation of the gear-shift shaft and which is connected to the shift lever,
- wherein the pivot-bearing axis of the boom lies parallel to the axis of rotation of the gear-shift shaft,
- wherein the kinematic connection between the shift lever and the manual shift lever has a joint with a joint half assigned as part of the connection to the shift lever and with a joint half assigned as a further part of the connection to a linkage leading to the manual shift lever, and
- wherein one joint half is operatively connected to the part of the connection assigned thereto by means of an elastic damping member lying in the force flux of the shifting forces.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.