Abstract: An electric powertrain includes a transmission connected with a traction motor to receive motive power embodied as torque and speed. To adjust the torque and speed, the transmission has a plurality of gear sets that are selectively engaged by actuation of associated hydraulic clutches. For actuation, the hydraulic clutches receive hydraulic fluid from a hydraulic system. To calibrate actuation of the clutches, the traction motor is run at a reduced speed range under calibration conditions while the hydraulic system is operated at a operational speed range. Further, a torque/current limit is applied to the traction motor to limit torque applied to the transmission during calibration.

Abstract: A transmission associated with a powertrain receives torque from a power source and includes a plurality of gear sets that can be selectively engaged and released. To shift gear sets, a shifting process conducted by an electronic controller may estimate a torque assist capacity of the power source to provide or accommodate changes in torque during the gear shift. If the torque assist capacity is less than a gear shift torque value, the shifting process prevents or ignores the gear shift.

Abstract: An electric powertrain includes a transmission connected with a traction motor to receive motive power embodied as torque and speed. To adjust the torque and speed, the transmission has a plurality of gear sets that are selectively engaged by actuation of associated hydraulic clutches. For actuation, the hydraulic clutches receive hydraulic fluid from a hydraulic system. To calibrate actuation of the clutches, the traction motor is run at a reduced speed range under calibration conditions while the hydraulic system is operated at a operational speed range. Further, a torque/current limit is applied to the traction motor to limit torque applied to the transmission during calibration.

Abstract: A transmission associated with a powertrain receives torque from a power source and includes a plurality of gear sets that can be selectively engaged and released. To shift gear sets, a shifting process conducted by an electronic controller may estimate a torque assist capacity of the power source to provide or accommodate changes in torque during the gear shift. If the torque assist capacity is less than a gear shift torque value, the shifting process prevents or ignores the gear shift.