Abstract: A hybrid drive unit includes an internal combustion engine, electric machine, and transmission having an input shaft and first and second countershafts. The internal combustion engine is directly couplable via a clutch to the input shaft. There are six shiftable gear pairings, each with a gearwheel arranged coaxially to the input shaft. The first gear pairing has a first gearwheel as an idler gear arranged coaxially to the input shaft and a second gearwheel as an idler gear arranged coaxially to the first countershaft. The electric machine is connected to the first gear pairing so that torques are directable into the transmission via the first gear pairing.

Abstract: A hybrid drive unit includes a transmission having an input shaft and first and second countershafts. An internal combustion engine is directly couplable to the input shaft via a clutch. There are seven shiftable gear pairings, each including a gearwheel arranged coaxially to the input shaft. The first gear pairing has a first gearwheel formed as an idler gear and arranged coaxially to the input shaft, and a second gearwheel formed as an idler gear and arranged coaxially to the first countershaft. The electric machine is connected to the first gear pairing such that torques are transmittable from the electric machine to the transmission via the first gear pairing.

Abstract: A dual-clutch transmission includes first and second partial transmissions, a first countershaft to which a first output gear is permanently connected in a rotationally fixed manner, and a second countershaft to which a second output gear is permanently connected in a rotationally fixed manner. A first idler assigned to the first partial transmission and a second idler assigned to the second partial transmission are respectively arranged coaxially to the first countershaft and are couplable to each other in a rotationally fixed manner by a bridge switching element. The first partial transmission includes exactly three single-gear planes, including a first single-gear plane, second single-gear plane having the first idler, and third single-gear plane.

Abstract: A dual-clutch transmission includes two clutches for respectively connecting an input shaft in a rotationally fixed manner to a sub-transmission input shaft. Two layshafts each have one output gear arranged coaxially with respect thereto. A first, second, and third forward idler gear are each arranged coaxially with respect to the one layshaft. A fourth and fifth forward idler gear are each arranged coaxially with respect to the other layshaft. One of the output gears is a larger output gear having a greater diameter or a greater number of teeth than the other, smaller output gear. The first forward idler gear forms a second gear stage, the second forward idler gear forms a third gear stage, etc. The gear stages have a decreasing transmission ratio in the order stated.

Abstract: A dual clutch transmission includes an input shaft having a first clutch having a first input disc carrier, a first output disc carrier, a first force transfer region, and a first actuation piston. The transmission includes a second clutch having a second input disc carrier, a second output disc carrier, a second force transfer region, and a second actuation piston. A first sub-transmission includes a first sub-transmission input shaft and a second sub-transmission has a second sub-transmission input shaft. The input shaft, the first input disc carrier, and the second input disc carrier are connected to one another for fixedly conjoint rotation. The first output disc carrier is connected to the first sub-transmission input shaft for fixedly conjoint rotation. The second output disc carrier is connected to the second sub-transmission input shaft for fixedly conjoint rotation. The second sub-transmission input shaft is arranged coaxially with and radially surrounding the first sub-transmission input shaft.

Abstract: A dual clutch transmission includes an input shaft having a first clutch having a first input disc carrier, a first output disc carrier, a first force transfer region, and a first actuation piston. The transmission includes a second clutch having a second input disc carrier, a second output disc carrier, a second force transfer region, and a second actuation piston. A first sub-transmission includes a first sub-transmission input shaft and a second sub-transmission has a second sub-transmission input shaft. The input shaft, the first input disc carrier, and the second input disc carrier are connected to one another for fixedly conjoint rotation. The first output disc carrier is connected to the first sub-transmission input shaft for fixedly conjoint rotation. The second output disc carrier is connected to the second sub-transmission input shaft for fixedly conjoint rotation. The second sub-transmission input shaft is arranged coaxially with and radially surrounding the first sub-transmission input shaft.

Abstract: A dual clutch transmission includes an input shaft, a first clutch having a first input disc carrier, a first output disc carrier, a first force transfer region and a first actuation piston. The transmission also includes a second clutch having a second input disc carrier, a second output disc carrier, a second force transfer region, and a second actuation piston. The transmission includes a first sub-transmission having a first sub-transmission input shaft, and a second sub-transmission having a second sub-transmission input shaft. The input shaft, the first input disc carrier, and the second input disc carrier are connected to one another for conjoint rotation. The first output disc carrier is connected to the first sub-transmission input shaft for conjoint rotation. The second output disc carrier is connected to the second sub-transmission input shaft for conjoint rotation. The second sub-transmission input shaft is arranged coaxially with and radially surrounding the first sub-transmission input shaft.

Abstract: A hybrid dual-clutch transmission includes a first sub-transmission and a second sub-transmission, a first countershaft, a first output gear non-rotatably connected to the first countershaft, a second countershaft, a dual clutch, which has a first clutch assigned to the first sub-transmission and a second clutch assigned to the second sub-transmission, a separating clutch and an electric motor. The electric motor is or can be coupled to the separating clutch and to the dual clutch.

Abstract: A hybrid dual-clutch transmission includes a first sub-transmission and a second sub-transmission, a first countershaft, a first output gear non-rotatably connected to the first countershaft, a second countershaft, a dual clutch, which has a first clutch assigned to the first sub-transmission and a second clutch assigned to the second sub-transmission, a separating clutch and an electric motor. The electric motor is or can be coupled to the separating clutch and to the dual clutch.

Abstract: A dual-clutch transmission has two input shafts for connection to a power shift clutch, at least one countershaft offset in parallel to the input shafts, an output gearwheel designed as an idler gear and situated coaxially with respect to the countershaft, at least one gearwheel plane having an idler gear situated coaxially with respect to the countershaft, and a shifting unit having a first shift position in which the output gearwheel and the countershaft are connected to one another in a rotationally fixed manner. The shifting unit has a second shift position in which the idler gear and the output gearwheel are directly connected to one another in a rotationally fixed manner.

Abstract: A dual-clutch transmission has two input shafts for connection to a power shift clutch, at least one countershaft offset in parallel to the input shafts, an output gearwheel designed as an idler gear and situated coaxially with respect to the countershaft, at least one gearwheel plane having an idler gear situated coaxially with respect to the countershaft, and a shifting unit having a first shift position in which the output gearwheel and the countershaft are connected to one another in a rotationally fixed manner. The shifting unit has a second shift position in which the idler gear and the output gearwheel are directly connected to one another in a rotationally fixed manner.

Abstract: In a drive train of a motor vehicle having an engine and a dual-clutch gearbox for transmitting engine power to driven wheels of the motor vehicle, an additional gearbox having at least two shift positions with different transmission ratios is arranged between the engine (5) and the driven vehicle wheels in series with the dual clutch gearbox.

Abstract: In a dual clutch transmission with a main group and final shift group, with a coupling device for coupling a transmission element of the main group to a final shift group transmission element of the final shift group, the transmission comprises two transmission gears (V4L, V5L, V1 H, V2H) which can be formed simultaneously with one of the transmission gears (V4L, V5L) assignable to a lower group of the final shift group and another of the transmission gears (V1H, V2H) assignable to an upper group of the final shift group.

Abstract: In a group transmission having a number of countershafts, wherein three input constants are provided on a transmission input shaft for driving a countershaft such that the group transmission is of very short construction, the transmission input shaft is connectable to an intermediate shaft for direct power transmission, with the countershaft being disconnectable in the direct gear in order to avoid drag losses.

Abstract: In a load shiftable group transmission with a high number of gears, particularly suitable for utility vehicles, the transmission includes a dual clutch a split unit, a direct gear, a main group and a hollow shaft on a countershaft in an arrangement, wherein the various gear stages can be established by a change of the input constants within the split unit without a change in the transmission stage in the main transmission without an interruption in tractive force during shifting between two adjacent gears within the main group.

Abstract: In an automated split path transmission with at least six forward speeds and three characteristic transmission steps (sI, sII, sIII), which decrease with the height of the forward speed, one of the forward speeds is a direct gear and the power of a further forward speed passing through two constant gearsets of the split path group.

Abstract: In an auxiliary range transmission comprising a main group having a main transmission shaft and two main countershafts capable of rotating in relation to two auxiliary countershafts of a range or an auxiliary transmission group, a gearshift element is provided, which, in a first position, rotationally engages a loose gear of the main group and, in a second position, rotationally locks a loose gear of the range or auxiliary group with the main shaft. In an alternative embodiment, a splitter group may also be arranged in front of the main group in place of the range or auxiliary transmission group.

Abstract: In a load shift transmission for a utility vehicle having a transmission input shaft, a split group, a main group and a range group, a dual clutch with two input shafts, a main shaft and a countershaft with input constants including loose gear wheels, one loose gear wheel of an input constant is selectively rotationally fixedly connectable by means of shift elements to either one of the input shafts which can in each case be coupled by means of clutches (K1,K2) to the main transmission input shaft, the countershaft can be driven by one of three input constants with power being transmitted via the countershaft in all forward gears with the exception of a direct gear. The arrangement provides, with a simple design, for the possibility to carry out sequential shifts and multiple up-shifts and multiple down-shifts without an interruption in traction force.

Abstract: In a commercial vehicle transmission with a main group and a downstream group including a downstream group countershaft, the downstream group includes means for decoupling the downstream group countershaft in direct through drive so that in direct through-drive the countershaft does not run in an oil sump and no churning losses occur thereby increasing vehicle transmission efficiency.

Abstract: In a utility vehicle transmission having an input shaft, a main shaft and an output shaft, a countershaft is provided which can be decoupled in direct gear, a high number of gears wherein power is transmitted from the input shaft to the output shaft directly via the main shaft while providing for a high number of gears by two shiftable input constants with different transmission ratios which are selectively engageable with either of the various forward transmission stages and the reverse transmission stage but which also permit the return flow of power from the input shaft to the main shaft via the input constants.