SAE J 649-2010 Automatic Transmission Functions - Terminology《自动传输功能术语》.pdf

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5、rseding J649 MAY2000 Automatic Transmission FunctionsTerminology RATIONALE This document has been revised for improved clarification and terminology updates to current nomenclature. 1. SCOPE The following is a list of the most common terminology used in describing automatic transmission functions. 2

6、. REFERENCES There are no referenced publications specified herein. 3. DEFINITIONS 3.1 Friction Launch The use of a friction driving member in launching a vehicle from a standing position. 3.2 Fluid Launch The use of a hydrodynamic or hydrostatic drive unit in launching a vehicle from a standing pos

7、ition. 3.3 Converter Clutch Engagement The transition from hydrodynamic to mechanical drive normally accomplished through the application of a friction element. 3.4 Shift A control system actuated change in the functioning of the torque transmitting drive (this could be a gear train, a hydrodynamic

8、or hydrostatic drive unit, electrical or friction drive mechanism, and so forth) which results in a change in torque ratio and speed ratio. 3.5 Upshift A shift which results in a decrease in torque ratio and an increase in speed ratio. SAE J649 Revised JAN2010 Page 2 of 3 3.6 Downshift A shift which

9、 results in an increase in torque ratio and a decrease in speed ratio. 3.7 Power Shift A shift which occurs without interruption of drive. 3.8 Torque Break or Torque Interrupt Shift A shift which occurs while the drive is interrupted. 3.9 Overlap Shift A shift during which the torque transmitting el

10、ements of more than one driving ratio are engaged simultaneously for a short interval. 3.10 Underlap Shift A shift during which the releasing clutch slips due to the torque transmitted being higher than the clutch torque capacity for a short interval before the applying element can hold the transmit

11、ted torque. 3.11 Freewheel or Non-Synchronous Shift A torque shift in which a one-way clutch is involved as an element of one of the drive ratios from which or to which a shift is made. 3.12 Manual Shift A shift which results from the action of the manually operated part of the control system. 3.13

12、Automatic Shift A shift which results from the action of the automatically operating part of the control system. 3.14 Inhibited Shift A shift which is automatically prevented under certain predetermined conditions of operation. 3.15 Backout Shift An upshift which occurs with a reduction in throttle

13、opening with vehicle in motion. 3.16 Coastdown Shift A downshift which occurs with closed throttle and vehicle decelerating. 3.17 Part Throttle Shift A shift which is obtained at a throttle position short of full throttle. 3.18 Wide Open Throttle Shift A shift which is obtained at maximum throttle p

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