Method and system for learning and controlling torque transmission kiss point of engine clutch for hybrid electric vehicle
AssigneesHyundai Motor Company, Kia Motors Corporation
InventorJoonyoung Park
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AssigneesHyundai Motor Company, Kia Motors Corporation
InventorJoonyoung Park
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Disclosed a system and method of learning and controlling a torque transmission kiss point of an engine clutch. In particular, a determination is made as to whether power transference to a transmission transmitting an output from the engine and the motor has been interrupted, and whether the engine is being driven. The motor is then controlled so that a speed of the motor is maintained at a set speed different from a speed of revolutions of the engine when the power transference to the transmission has been interrupted and the engine is being driven. A state change of the motor is then detected while increasing hydraulic pressure applied to the engine clutch at a set ratio and a torque transmission kiss point of the engine clutch is calculated based on the state change of the motor.
A method of learning a torque transmission kiss point of an engine clutch of a hybrid electric vehicle, in which a point at which the engine clutch of the hybrid electric vehicle driven by output of an engine and a motor, which are connected or separated through the engine clutch, starts to transmit torque is learned and controlled, the method comprising:
A method of learning a torque transmission kiss point of an engine clutch of a hybrid electric vehicle, in which a point at which the engine clutch of the hybrid electric vehicle driven by output of an engine and a motor, which are engaged and disengaged through the engine clutch, starts to transmit torque is learned and controlled, the method comprising:
A system for learning a torque transmission kiss point of an engine clutch of a hybrid electric vehicle, the system comprising:
A non-transitory computer readable medium containing program instructions executed by a processor within a control unit, the computer readable medium comprising:
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