Shift control apparatus for automatic transmission
AssigneeAisin Aw Co., Ltd.
InventorsMasahiro Hayabuchi, Masaaki Nishida, Hiroshi Tsutsui, Kouichi Kojima, Yutaka Teraoka, Nobuhiro Iwai, Masatake Ichikawa
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AssigneeAisin Aw Co., Ltd.
InventorsMasahiro Hayabuchi, Masaaki Nishida, Hiroshi Tsutsui, Kouichi Kojima, Yutaka Teraoka, Nobuhiro Iwai, Masatake Ichikawa
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A shift control apparatus that advances activation of an engagement element to be engaged during a shift requiring engagement and release of four engagement elements, thereby reducing the shift time. The automatic transmission achieves a sixth-to-fourth-to-third shift by controlling servo pressures for the four engagement elements. The control apparatus starts, during the time of the sixth-to-third shift, supply of the hydraulic pressure for activating the engagement element to be engaged at the time of the fourth-to-third shift, thereby advancing the establishment of the engagement stand-by state at the time of the fourth-to-third shift. Accordingly, the reduction in the servo pressure of the engagement element to be released at the time of the fourth-to-third shift can be advanced, thereby reducing the time for the sixth-to-third shift.
A shift control apparatus for an automatic transmission which requires activation of four engagement elements during a shift from a first gear speed to a second gear speed, in which the first gear speed is achieved by engagement of first and second engagement elements and the second gear speed is achieved by engagement of third and fourth engagement elements, wherein the control apparatus comprises shift control means for starting an engagement control of the fourth engagement element after a start of an engagement control including that of activation of the third engagement element and before a start of an engagement of the third engagement element;
A shift control apparatus for an automatic transmission which requires activation of four engagement elements during a shift from a first gear speed to a second gear speed, in which the first gear speed is achieved by engagement of first and second engagement elements and the second gear speed is achieved by engagement of third and fourth engagement elements, wherein the control apparatus comprises shift control means for starting an engagement control of the fourth engagement element after a start of an engagement control including that of activation of the third engagement element and before a start of an engagement of the third engagement element;
A control apparatus for an automatic transmission which requires activation of four engagement elements during a shift from a first gear speed to a second gear speed, in which the first gear speed is achieved by engagements of first and second engagement elements, a transient gear speed is achieved by engagements of the second engagement element and a third engagement element, and the second gear speed is achieved by engagements of the third engagement element and a fourth engagement element, wherein the control apparatus comprises shift control means for starting an engagement control of the fourth engagement element in the middle of a shift from the first gear speed to the transient gear speed;
A control apparatus for an automatic transmission which requires activation of four engagement elements during a shift from a first gear speed to a second gear speed, in which the first gear speed is achieved by engagements of first and second engagement elements, a transient gear speed is achieved by engagements of the second engagement element and a third engagement element, and the second gear speed is achieved by engagements of the third engagement element and a fourth engagement element, wherein the control apparatus comprises shift control means for starting an engagement control of the fourth engagement element in the middle of a shift from the first gear speed to the transient gear speed, the shift control means activates the fourth engagement element after completion of activating the third engagement element;
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