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Electronic transmission controls
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Automotive electronics series : v.9
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Warrendale, PA : Society of Automotive Engineers, 2000
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9780768006315
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The evolution of the automotive transmission has changed rapidly in the last decade, partly due to the advantages of highly sophisticated electronic controls. This evolution has resulted in modern automatic transmissions that offer more control, stability, and convenience to the driver. Electronic Transmission Controls contains 68 technical papers from SAE and other international organizations written since 1995 on this rapidly growing area of automotive electronics. This book breaks down the topic into two sections. The section on Stepped Transmissions covers recent developments in regular and 4-wheel drive transmissions from major auto manufacturers including DaimlerChrysler, General Motors, Toyota, Honda, and Ford. Technology covered in this section includes: smooth shift control; automatic transmission efficiency; mechatronic systems; fuel saving technologies; shift control using information from vehicle navigation systems; and fuzzy logic control. The section on Continuously Variable Transmissions presents papers that demonstrate that CVTs offer better efficiency than conventional transmissions. Technologies covered in this section include: powertrain control; fuel consumption improvement; development of a 2-way clutch system; internal combustion engines with CVTs in passenger cars; control and shift strategies; and CVT application to hybrid powertrains. The book concludes with a chapter on the future of electronic transmissions in automobiles.


Table of Contents

Berthold Martin and Charles J. Redinger and Hussein DourraPatrick Thompson and John Marano and Jean Schweitzer and Sohail Khan and Jasbir SinghHideki Miyata and Yasuo Hojo and Atsushi Tabata and Kazuhisa Ozaki and Mikio IwaseTatsuyuki Ohasi and Syouji Asatsuke and Hiroshi Moriya and Thomas R. NobleKim M. LyonHeribert Scherer and Georg GiererTakanori Kugimiya and Narihiko Yoshimura and Toshiaki Kuribayashi and Jun'ichi Mitsui and Fumio Ueda and Yasushi Ando and Takanori Nakada and Hirobumi OhiraKatsutoshi Usuki and Kenjiro Fujita and Katsuhiro HattaKazuhisa Ozaki and Fumitomo Yokoyama and Yoshinari Kuwayama and Masaaki Nishida and Tatsuya Iwatsuki and Mitsuhiko AndoChung-Hung Pan and John J. MoskwaKurt Neuffer and Kurt Engelsdorf and Werner BrehmMasahiko Ibamoto and Hiroshi Kuroiwa and Toshimichi Minowa and Kazuhiko Sato and Takeshi TsuchiyaJohn S. Bishop and Michael A. KlugerDong Hoon Park and Tae Seok Seo and Do Gi Lim and Hee Bock ChoMasahiro Hayabuchi and Takao Taniguchi and Kazumasa Tsukamoto and Masaaki Nishida and Yoshihisa Yamamoto and Hiroshi TsutsuiToshimichi Minowa and Ken'ichirou Kurata and Hiroshi Kuroiwa and Masahiko Ibamoto and Masami ShidaTimothy J. Morscheck and Stephen A. EdelenMike HuberShuiwen Shen and Guozheng Yan and Guangqiang WuShuiwen Shen and Guozheng Yan and Jianwu Zhang and Guangqiang WuTeruo MaedaQ. Zheng and K. Srinivasan and G. RizzoniWilly HardtleGlen W. De Vos and David E. HeltonKeum-Shik Hong and Kyung-Jinn Yang and Kyo-Il LeeOsman Aliefendioglu and Ferit KucukayToshimichi Minowa and Tatsuya Ochi and Hiroshi Kuroiwa and Kang-Zhi LiuHelmut Gander and Josef Loibl and Michael UlmFriedemann JauchT.W. Megli and M. Haghgooie and D.S. ColvinBaek-Hyun Cho and Guy-Hong Jung and Jae-Woong Hur and Kyo-Il LeeMasao Kawai and Hideki Aruga and Kunihiro Iwatsuki and Takashi Ota and Takeo HamadaKazumi Hoshiya and Yasunori Nakawaki and Yoshiharu Harada and Youjki TakanamiToshimichi Minowa and Hiroshi Kimura and Naoyuki Ozaki and Masahiko IbamotoKen'ichirou Kurata and Toshimichi Minowa and Jun'ichi Ishii and Masahiko IbamotoYoung Heub Kim and Jang Moo LeeNobuyoshi Nagura and Shinji TakemuraTom FulkersonIvan J. Garshelis and Jonas A. Aleksonis and Christopher A. Jones and Robert M. RotayPeter E. Resele and Otmar BitscheKatsumi Kono and Hiroshi Itoh and Shinya Nakamura and Kenichi Yoshizawa and Masataka OsawaAndrew MaschmedtFriedrich Graf and Hans-Georg WeilShen ShuiWen and Ge AnLin and Luo BangJie and Zhang TianYi and Fan JueXinChr. Taffin and F. Graf and F. LohrenzKaoru Kondo and Hitoshi GokaAnlin Ge and Guihe Qin and Shun Ge and Huansong LiMichael A. Kluger and Douglas R. FussnerGuangqiang Wu and Shuiwen Shen and Huiyi WangMasayuki Yasuoka and Masaaki Uchida and Shusaku Katakura and Takahiro YoshinoToshitaka Tsuji and Masaki TakeokaMasaaki Saiko and Yoshio Okada and Hiromi NojiriTsukasa Yuki and Mitsuano Takayama and Hisato KatoWolfgang KrieglerStefan Schmidt and Thomas BitzenbergerMasahiko Kurishige and Koji Hasunaka and Hideaki Katashiba and Hiroaki YamamotoJurgen Junker and Josef Petersmann and Willi Seidel and Patrick LardyVictor H. Mucino and James E. Smith and Ben Cowan and Marek KmickiewiczVictor H. Mucino and James E. Smith and Pradeep K. Sharma and Ben Cowan and Marek KmicikiewiczKoichi Nakazawa and Hideaki Mitsui and Kazuki Kakegawa and Yasuhiro Murakami and Takao Ishikawa and Rika YauchibaraManfred Boos and Herbert MozerH. Machida and H. Itoh and T. Imanishi and H. TanakaThomas Mayer and Dierk SchroederAndreas Schmid and Phillip Dietrich and Simon Ginsburg and Hans P. GeeringPhillip Dietrich and Urs Christen and Christian WittmerKurt Engelsdorf
Introduction
Electronically Controlled Transmissions Maturep. v
Stepped Transmissions
Chrysler 45RFE: A New Generation Real-Time Electronic Control RWD Automatic Transmission (1999-01-0755)p. 3
General Motors 4T65-E Electronic Four-Speed Automatic Transaxle (980821)p. 25
Toyota New Compact Five-Speed Automatic Transmission for RWD Passenger Cars (980820)p. 35
Honda's 4 Speed All Clutch to Clutch Automatic Transmission (980819)p. 45
The Chrysler "Quick Shift Neon" Automanual Transmission Project (983082)p. 55
ZF 5-Speed Transmissions for Passenger Cars (970689)p. 67
Next Generation High Performance ATF for Slip-Controlled Automatic Transmission (972927)p. 77
The INVECS-II Electronically Controlled Automatic Transaxles for FWD Passenger Cars (960429)p. 87
Aisin AW New Four-Speed Automatic Transmission for FWD Vehicles (950674)p. 101
Dynamic Modeling and Simulation of the Ford AOD Automobile Transmission (950899)p. 111
Electronic Transmission Control--From Stand Alone Components to Mechatronic Systems (960430)p. 121
Development of Smooth Shift Control System with Output Torque Estimation (950900)p. 129
Proposed Efficiency Rating for an Optimized Automatic Transmission (960425)p. 135
Theoretical Investigation on Automatic Transmission Efficiency (960426)p. 143
Automatic Neutral Control--A New Fuel Saving Technology for Automatic Transmission (960428)p. 157
Smooth Torque Control Using Differential Value of Shaft Speed (960431)p. 169
Automatic Mechanical Transmissions (973176)p. 177
Engine Synchro-Shift (ESS) System (973177)p. 183
Study on Intelligent Shift Strategy with the Humachine Technology (973279)p. 187
An Intelligent Controller for the Vehicle Standing Starts Based on the Rules and Knowledges (973280)p. 193
A Concept of Fully Recycling Automatic Transmissions (982184)p. 199
Dynamic Modeling and Characterization of Transmission Response for Controller Design (981094)p. 207
New Automated Mechanical Transmission Customer Considerations, Concept Comparisons and Experiences (982796)p. 219
Migration of Powertrain Electronics to On-Engine and On-Transmission (1999-01-0159)p. 227
An Object-Oriented Modular Simulation Model for Integrated Gasoline Engine and Automatic Transmission Control (1999-01-0750)p. 235
Real-Time Statistical-Based Test Environment for Transmission Control Unit of Passenger Cars (1999-01-1047)p. 243
Smooth Gear Shift Control Technology for Clutch-to-Clutch Shifting (1999-01-1054)p. 253
Gearbox-Integrated Mechatronic Control: A New Approach to Handle Powertrain Complexity (1999-01-1055)p. 259
Model-Based Application of a Slip-Controlled Converter Lock-Up Clutch in Automatic Car Transmissions (1999-01-1057)p. 269
Shift Characteristics of a 4-Speed Automatic Transmission (1999-01-1060)p. 277
Modeling of Proportional Control Solenoid Valve for Automatic Transmission Using System Identification Theory (1999-01-1061)p. 291
Development of a Shift Control System for Automatic Transmissions Using Information from a Vehicle Navigation System (1999-01-1095)p. 299
A New Automatic Transmission Shift Control Method Reflecting the Road Conditions (4-16-3-289)p. 307
Improvement of Fuel Consumption for a Vehicle with an Automatic Transmission Using Driven Power Control with a Powertrain Model (4-17-4-375)p. 311
A Study of Smooth Gear Shift Control System with Torque Feedback (958484)p. 317
Optimization of the Solenoid Duty Control Parameters of a Passenger Car Automatic Transmission (958489)p. 323
Development of Small, High Performance Electronics Control Units with Metal Based Printed Circuit Board (961023)p. 329
Integrated Hydrostatic Transmission Control (961832)p. 337
Development of a Magnetoelastic Torque Transducer for Automotive Transmission Applications (970605)p. 343
Advanced Fully Automatic Two-Speed Transmission for Electric Automobiles (951885)p. 353
Torque Converter Clutch Slip Control System (950672)p. 359
Adaptive Shift Scheduling for Automatic Transmissions (1995-10-0024)p. 371
Advanced Transmission Control with Fuzzy Logic (95A133)p. 377
The Fuzzy Control for a Clutch of an Electronically Controlled Automatic Mechanical Transmission (AMT) (958485)p. 389
Industrialization of a Fuzzy Logic Transmission Controller--from Evaluation Study to Market Maturity (987191)p. 395
Adaptive Shift Scheduling Strategy Introducing Neural Network in Automatic Transmission (4-16-4-411)p. 409
Drive-By-Wire (DBW) Control of Power Train System During the Automatic Shifting (958490)p. 413
Continuously Variable Transmissions
An Overview of Current CVT Mechanisms, Forces and Efficiencies (970688)p. 421
The Optimal Control of the Vehicular Powertrain with a Continuously Variable Transmission (973281)p. 429
An Integrated Control Algorithm for an SI Engine and a CVT (1999-01-0752)p. 435
Study of Fuel Consumption Improvement of the Car with the Dry Hybrid Belt CVT (4-17-4-381)p. 441
Development of a 2-Way Clutch System for a Continuously Variable Transmission with a Dry Hybrid Belt (4-17-2-197)p. 447
Development of a Dry Hybrid Belt CVT (4-16-3-251)p. 451
IC Engines and CVT's in Passenger Cars: A System Integration Approach (974186)p. 457
Example of Powertrain Management: A Vehicle with Continuous Variable Transmission CVT (974183)p. 467
A Study of an Electronically Controlled CVT with Electromagnetic-Clutch for Starting the Vehicle (961046)p. 481
New Control and Shift Strategies as Dual Functions for Continuously Variable Transmissions--CVTip (958487)p. 493
A Continuously Variable Power Split Transmission for Automotive Applications (970687)p. 499
A Double Planetary Gear Train-CVT Transmission with Multiple Applications (950094)p. 505
Performance of a CVT Fluid for High Torque Transmitting Belt-CVTs (982675)p. 515
ECOTRONIC--The Continuously Variable ZF Transmission (CVT) (970685)p. 521
Design Principle of High Power Traction Drive CVT (950675)p. 529
Robust Control of a Parallel Hybrid Drivetrain with a CVT (960233)p. 541
Controlling a CVT-Equipped Hybrid Car (950492)p. 549
Performance of a Research Hybrid Powertrain Including a Flywheel and a Wide-Range Continuously Variable Transmission (97A100)p. 561
What the Future Holds
The Future of Electronic Transmissionsp. 573
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