Abstract:
A reference position setting method for an automated manual transmission on which actuators driven by motors are mounted without a position sensor for detecting a position of each finger is capable of initializing a reference position of the finger as rapidly and accurately as possible.
Abstract:
A reference position setting method for an automated manual transmission is allowed to initialize an accurate reference position while minimizing relative movement of a finger, and to reduce noise generated when the finger moves to an end of a shifting direction to secure quieter and faster operation capability.
Abstract:
A method of setting a clutch control reference value may make it possible to more accurately learn the VKP of a hydraulic multi-plate clutch controlled by a solenoid valve, improving the accuracy of clutch control, and furthermore, to improve the quality of shifting a vehicle by the precise control of a transmission provided with such a clutch.
Abstract:
A method for learning a touch point of a transmission is disclosed. The method may include: moving a sleeve of a synchronizing device in a shift stage gear direction and calculating a predicted rotation speed based on an initial rotation speed and a rotation speed change rate of a transmission clutch; positioning a first point when a difference between an actual rotation speed and the predicted rotation speed occurs and positioning a second point when a difference value between the actual rotation speed and the predicted rotation speed reaches a set speed; calculating a determination time by subtracting a second time to move the sleeve from the first point to the second point from a first time to move the sleeve from the first point to a pre-stored touch point; and performing a correction and control on the touch point based on the determination time.
Abstract:
An automotive transmission has a hill-hold (H) mode for preventing a vehicle parked on a slope from rolling downward, a reverse (R) mode, a neutral (N) mode, and a drive (D) mode, in which a H position and a R-range are arranged next to and connected to each other in a shift gate.
Abstract:
A control method for a shifting mechanism of a vehicle includes determining whether or not an error signal is generated by a motor unit, when it is determined that an error signal is generated, determining whether or not a shift finger of the shifting mechanism is shifted to one of the shift positions, when it is determined that the shift finger is shifted to one of the shift positions in the step of determining whether or not the shift finger of the shifting mechanism is shifted to one of the shift positions, confirming a value of an end position by moving the shift finger to the end position of the shift position that is currently selected, and correcting a value of a position of the shift finger using the value of the end position confirmed in the step of confirming the value of the end position.
Abstract:
A control method for a vehicle includes steps of calculating, by a controller, a clutch severity index based on a clutch temperature distribution, and adjusting, by the controller, at least one of a shift pattern of the transmission and an engine RPM based on the clutch severity index.
Abstract:
A diagnostic method for shifting an actuator of a transmission may include accumulating, by a controller, a damage index for an applied current when a current is applied to the actuator of the transmission, and determining, by the controller, whether the accumulated damage index exceeds a predetermined reference index and when it is determined that the accumulated damage index exceeds the predetermined reference index, determining the actuator as a failure.
Abstract:
A method of diagnosing a malfunction in a dual clutch transmission may include determining, by a controller, a difference between a first input speed and a wheel speed output by reflecting a transmission gear ratio on the first input speed, and determining by the controller, a difference between a second input speed and a wheel speed output by reflecting the transmission gear ratio on the second input speed, when the difference between the first input speed and the wheel speed output by reflecting the transmission gear ratio on the first input speed is greater than a first reference value and the difference between the second input speed and the wheel speed output by reflecting the transmission gear ratio on the second input speed is equal to or smaller than a second reference value, diagnosing a first input shaft as having a transmission gear synchromesh failure.
Abstract:
Disclosed are methods for searching for a touch point of a dry type clutch. A method may include starting monitoring of current that is consumed in an actuator while driving the actuator in a direction in which the clutch is engaged from a release state, calculating a force that is applied to an engagement bearing of the clutch from the current that is consumed in the actuator after the starting monitoring of the current, determining whether the calculated force exceeds a predetermined reference force, and determining an actuator stroke when the calculated force starts to exceed the predetermined reference force as the touch point.