Method for controlling an automated transmission
AssigneeZF Friedrichshafen AG
InventorsMario Steinborn, Jochen Breuer, Christoph Ruechardt, Thomas Jaeger, Roland Mair, Melchor Moro-Oliveros
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AssigneeZF Friedrichshafen AG
InventorsMario Steinborn, Jochen Breuer, Christoph Ruechardt, Thomas Jaeger, Roland Mair, Melchor Moro-Oliveros
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A method of controlling an automated transmission for motor vehicles with one or several pressure activated positioning cylinders (6, 8, 20), via the assigned shift valves (10, 12), at least one main cut-off valve (4) which is positioned prior to the shift valves, and a control device for controlling the shift and main cut-off valves. The pressure requests, for the shifting, are determined and the respective main cut-off valves are triggered depending on the determined pressure requests. To enable a variable match of the supply pressure during transmission shifts, respective optimized pressures or pressure patterns are determined for certain shift scenarios which, for instance, consider a mass to be synchronized, the existence of a tooth-on-tooth position, or the like. Through this method, for instance, the load on shift elements, the shift timing, and the shift noise can be positively influenced.
A method of controlling an automated transmission for a motor vehicle comprising at least one pressure activated positioning cylinder (6, 8, 20), having assigned shift valves (10, 12), at least one main cut-off valve (4) which is positioned before to the shift valves, and a control device for controlling the shift valves and the at least one main cut-off valve, the method comprising the steps of:
A method of controlling an automated transmission for a motor vehicle comprising a least one pressure activated positioning cylinder (6, 8, 20), having assigned shift valves (10, 12), at least one main cut-off valve (4) which is positioned before to the shift valves, and a control device for controlling the shift valves and the at least one main cut-off valve, the method comprising the steps of:
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