Sentences with phrase «superposition gear»

A multi-plate clutch in an oil bath and operated by an electrohydraulic actuator makes the power connection between the shaft and the superposition gear.
With the sport differential, a superposition gear is added to each side of the classic rear differential; it comprises two sun gears and an internal gear which turns ten percent faster than the drive shaft.
A superposition gear was added to both the left and right sides of the classic differential; it rotates ten percent faster than the wheel's drive shaft.
Its zero - play superposition gear, which is driven by an electric motor, varies the ratio by almost 100 percent depending on the speed being driven.
Another optional component of Audi drive select is dynamic steering, which operates with a high - tech superposition gear in the steering column.
A superposition gear comprising three gear wheels was added to both the left and right sides of the classic differential, rotating 10 percent faster than the drive shaft.
By means of a superposition gear, the gear ratio is adjusted in a continuously variable manner depending on the driven speed; at the handling limits small interventions compensate for understeering and oversteering.
A superposition gear comprising two sun gears and an internal gear was added to both the left and right sides of the classic differential; it rotates ten percent faster than the drive shaft.
There's also an optional sport differential for the rear that uses two superposition gears for smoother torque distribution.
On request, Audi will combine quattro all - wheel drive with the optional sport differential on the rear axle: It uses two superposition gears to steplessly vary the distribution of the power at the rear axle between the wheels.
When the dynamic mode was selected, the superposition gears actively distributed the torque from the electric motor.
It uses two superposition gears to distribute torque between the rear wheels.

Not exact matches

The sport differential operates by using two superposition («step up») gears at the differential, which are operated via multi-plate clutches each side of the differential crown wheel.
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