2015
DOI: 10.4271/2015-01-0161
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Model-Based Optimization for an AMT Clutch Control during the Vehicle Starting

Abstract: With the continuous growth in the emission requirements and higher riding comfort demand, the shift quality becomes more and more an important evaluation index of the automated transmission control algorithms. Traditionally, the shift quality is assessed subjectively by the driver's feeling and then adjusted based on the calibration engineer experience. This classical calibration has disadvantages, such as low reproducibility of the shifting event and a high dependence on the driver's driving habit, so here a … Show more

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“…27,28 This dual-mode control strategy switches between sliding mode control in the nonlinear region and adaptive proportional control in the linear region. Clutchless shifting of an AMT in a hybrid drive train, 29 clutch engagement without throttle, 30 and model-based optimisation for controlling the clutch in an AMT 31 during startup provide a thorough understanding of the clutch operation in an automatic transmission system. For a smooth gear shift and clutch engagement, gear shift control techniques for automated manual transmission have been suggested.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…27,28 This dual-mode control strategy switches between sliding mode control in the nonlinear region and adaptive proportional control in the linear region. Clutchless shifting of an AMT in a hybrid drive train, 29 clutch engagement without throttle, 30 and model-based optimisation for controlling the clutch in an AMT 31 during startup provide a thorough understanding of the clutch operation in an automatic transmission system. For a smooth gear shift and clutch engagement, gear shift control techniques for automated manual transmission have been suggested.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%