Abstract: Automatic differential transmission gear particularly suitable for motor vehicles comprising a speed reducing gear box with a reduction planetary gear and a collecting planetary gear. The gear box has two input shafts, one of which is connected with the reduction planetary gear and the second of which is connected with the collecting planetary gear. In one preferred embodiment, the input shaft of the reduction planetary gear is selectively connected firmly or by way of a hydrodynamic element with the input shaft of the automatic differential transmission gear, and the input shaft of the collecting planetary gear is adapted to be connected with the input shaft of the automatic differential transmission gear by a connecting element in the form of two friction clutches.

Abstract: Method of and apparatus for preparing a fuel mixture for spark-ignition engines with a sectional combustion space comprising a minor combustion chamber into which a rich fuel mixture is fed through a minor duct, and a major combustion chamber into which a poor fuel mixture is fed through a major duct. The rich fuel mixture for the minor combustion chamber is withdrawn from a mixer provided in the carburetor or from an injector, while the poor fuel mixture for the major combustion chamber is fed from said mixer into a mixing chamber where it is subsequently mixed with air, whereupon the thus depleted fuel mixture is supplied into the major combustion chamber.

Abstract: Method of and apparatus for preparation of a combustible mixture of different mixing ration for a main combustion chamber and for a subsidiary combustion chamber for an internal combustion engine. In such apparatus there are a main suction channel terminating into the main combustion chamber and a subsidiary suction channel terminating into the subsidiary combustion chamber, both combustion chambers being separated from their suction channels by suction valves. The fuel is injected via an injection nozzle into the suction tract of the engine and the formed combustible mixture is sucked into the main combustion space of the engine. Simultaneously a part of the fuel is taken away from the injected fuel jet by a stream of sucked-in air, forming a combustible mixture which is sucked into the subsidiary combustion chamber of the combustion engine.

Abstract: There is disclosed an electronic circuit arrangement for the regulation of the transmission stages of an automatic gear changer employed, for example, in a vehicle. The circuit includes a monostable circuit comprising an input transistor and an output transistor, the circuit being released by a pick-up device which is responsive to the speed of the vehicle. The circuit is substantially independent of variations of ambient temperatures and is of simple design.