Abstract: A gear set arrangement (10) for a bicycle gearbox (400) includes a planetary assembly, a stationary component (24), a first and a second brake (B1, B2), and a first and a second freewheel clutch (F1, F2). One planetary gear set (12) of the planetary assembly includes a first rotary element, a second rotary element, and a third rotary element. The first rotary element is rotationally fixable on the stationary component (24) by the first brake (B1). The first rotary element is connectable to the output (36) by the first freewheel clutch (F1). The second rotary element is rotationally fixable on the stationary component (24) by the second brake (B2). The second rotary element is connectable to the output (36) by the second freewheel clutch (F2). The third rotary element is connected to the input (34) for conjoint rotation. The gear set arrangement (10) is configured to provide three ratios.

Abstract: Parking detent pawls are known which are suitable for securely holding a vehicle in a parked state. The aim of the invention is to provide a detent pawl for a parking lock which is characterized by a high degree of operational reliability.

Abstract: A parking lock system for motor vehicle transmissions has a locking pawl pivotable between an interlock position and a release position, and a first actuating element movable between a disengaged position and an engaged position, where movement of the first actuating element induces pivoting of the locking pawl. The system includes a second actuating element movable between an actuating position and an element release position, the second actuating element contacting and moving the first actuating element from the engaged position into the disengaged position when moving from the actuating position into the element release position. The system includes a spring element that moves the first actuating element into the engaged position when the second actuating element moves into the actuating position, and allows the first actuating element to move relative to the second actuating element into the disengaged position when the second actuating element is in the actuating position.

Abstract: A gear set arrangement (10) for a bicycle gearbox (400) includes a planetary assembly, a stationary component (24), a first and a second brake (B1, B2), and a first and a second freewheel clutch (F1, F2). One planetary gear set (12) of the planetary assembly includes a first rotary element, a second rotary element, and a third rotary element. The first rotary element is rotationally fixable on the stationary component (24) by the first brake (B1). The first rotary element is connectable to the output (36) by the first freewheel clutch (F1). The second rotary element is rotationally fixable on the stationary component (24) by the second brake (B2). The second rotary element is connectable to the output (36) by the second freewheel clutch (F2). The third rotary element is connected to the input (34) for conjoint rotation. The gear set arrangement (10) is configured to provide three ratios.

Abstract: A parking lock device for an automatic transmission includes an actuator having a piston axially movable within an actuator housing between a first piston position and a second piston position. A guide section of the piston axially extends through an opening defined in the actuator housing, where a length of the piston extending outside of the actuator housing is longer when the piston is in the second piston position than when in the first piston position. An emergency actuation device is outside of the actuator housing and is operatively connectable with the piston such that the piston is movable by the emergency actuation device from the first piston position into the second piston position. An actuation-travel-limiting unit is contacted by the emergency actuation device to limit further axial displacement of the piston by the emergency actuation device beyond the second piston position.

Abstract: A transmission device (5) for an electrically drivable vehicle axle (1) includes a transmission input shaft (7), a transmission output shaft (10) connected thereto via gear-wheel pairs (8, 9), and a parking lock device (15). The parking lock device (15) is arranged in a transmission housing (11) and includes an electric actuator (16) for actuating a locking pawl (18) engageable with a parking interlock gear (19) operatively connected to the transmission output shaft (10). The locking pawl and the parking interlock gear (19) are arranged in an interior space (14) of the transmission housing (11) that is acted upon by oil, and the electric actuator (16) is arranged in an oil-free interior space (13) of the transmission housing (11). The output shaft (21) of the electric actuator (16) extends through an intermediate wall (12) and is operatively connected to the locking pawl.

Abstract: A parking lock includes a locking pawl (2) and an interlocking element (6) arranged on a connecting bar (5) to a selector lever (4). The end of the connecting bar (5) facing away from the interlocking element (6) is articulatedly connected to the selector lever (4). A hydraulically actuatable actuator (10) includes two pistons (11, 12) provided for disengaging the parking lock. During normal operation, a detent device (13), which is actuatable by an electromagnet (13a), locks the first piston (11) in a piston position corresponding to an engaged condition (P_ein) or a disengaged condition (P_aus). Without requiring activating the electromagnet (13a) to release the detent device (13), the parking lock, during normal operation, is manually disengagable with an emergency disengagement device (15) acting upon the second piston (12) and is manually engagable with an emergency engagement device (16) acting upon the detent device (13).

Abstract: A parking lock for a motor vehicle includes a pivotably mounted locking pawl (20), an interlocking element (60), and a guide rod (40). A spring element (80) preloads the locking pawl (20) in a disengagement direction of the parking lock. A first free end (83) of the spring element (80) is supported directly on a support section (24) of the locking pawl (20) and, during the swiveling of the locking pawl (20), rests against the support section (24) in a stationary manner. A second free end (85) of the spring element (80) is supported directly on a support contour (43) of the guide rod (40) and, during an axial movement of the guide rod (40), slides along the support contour (43). The geometry of the support contour (43) is configured such that the preload force of the spring element (80) does not decrease during the disengagement of the parking lock.

Abstract: Parking detent pawls are known which are suitable for securely holding a vehicle in a parked state. The aim of the invention is to provide a detent pawl for a parking lock which is characterized by a high degree of operational reliability.

Abstract: A parking lock arrangement with an actuating device for engaging and disengaging a parking pawl (10) for interlocking and releasing a parking interlock gear (20) includes an axially movable actuating rod (30) with an axially displaceable actuating element (40) on an end facing the parking pawl (10). During the engagement and disengagement of the parking lock, an actuating contour (41) of the actuating element (40) is in contact with an actuating zone (13) of the parking pawl (10) and with a support contour (51) of a housing-affixed guide element (50). The actuating contour (41) is designed to be rotationally symmetrical with respect to a longitudinal axis (42) of the actuating element (40) and extends along this longitudinal axis (42). The actuating contour (41) is a circular arc as viewed in the direction of the longitudinal axis (42) of the actuating element (40).

Abstract: A parking lock for a motor vehicle includes a pivotably mounted locking pawl (20), an interlocking element (60), and a guide rod (40). A spring element (80) preloads the locking pawl (20) in a disengagement direction of the parking lock. A first free end (83) of the spring element (80) is supported directly on a support section (24) of the locking pawl (20) and, during the swiveling of the locking pawl (20), rests against the support section (24) in a stationary manner. A second free end (85) of the spring element (80) is supported directly on a support contour (43) of the guide rod (40) and, during an axial movement of the guide rod (40), slides along the support contour (43). The geometry of the support contour (43) is configured such that the preload force of the spring element (80) does not decrease during the disengagement of the parking lock.

Abstract: A parking lock includes a locking pawl (2) and an interlocking element (7). The locking pawl (2) is pivotably mounted on a pawl pin (1) and engageable with a parking interlock gear (3). The interlocking element (7) is arranged on a connecting bar (4) to a selector disk (5), spring-loaded with a spring element (6), and clampable between the locking pawl (2) and a guiding plate (8). An end of the connecting bar (4) facing away from the interlocking element (7) is articulatedly connected to the selector disk (5). An engaging piece (16) of the selector disk (5) is operatively connected to a parking lock actuator (12). The connecting bar (4) is arranged below the locking pawl (2) such that a motion plane of the connecting bar (4) is parallel to a motion plane of the locking pawl (2) and perpendicular to the pawl pin (1).

Abstract: A parking lock includes a locking pawl (2) and an interlocking element (6) arranged on a connecting bar (5) to a selector lever (4). The end of the connecting bar (5) facing away from the interlocking element (6) is articulatedly connected to the selector lever (4). A hydraulically actuatable actuator (10) includes two pistons (11, 12) provided for disengaging the parking lock. During normal operation, a detent device (13), which is actuatable by an electromagnet (13a), locks the first piston (11) in a piston position corresponding to an engaged condition (P_ein) or a disengaged condition (P_aus). Without requiring activating the electromagnet (13a) to release the detent device (13), the parking lock, during normal operation, is manually disengagable with an emergency disengagement device (15) acting upon the second piston (12) and is manually engagable with an emergency engagement device (16) acting upon the detent device (13).

Abstract: A parking lock arrangement with an actuating device for engaging and disengaging a parking pawl (10) for interlocking and releasing a parking interlock gear (20) includes an axially movable actuating rod (30) with an axially displaceable actuating element (40) on an end facing the parking pawl (10). During the engagement and disengagement of the parking lock, an actuating contour (41) of the actuating element (40) is in contact with an actuating zone (13) of the parking pawl (10) and with a support contour (51) of a housing-affixed guide element (50). The actuating contour (41) is designed to be rotationally symmetrical with respect to a longitudinal axis (42) of the actuating element (40) and extends along this longitudinal axis (42). The actuating contour (41) is a circular arc as viewed in the direction of the longitudinal axis (42) of the actuating element (40).

Abstract: An actuating device (19) for manually releasing a parking lock device (9) of a transmission (1) includes a manual actuator (18) and a pivotably mounted actuating shaft (20). The actuating shaft (20) includes a shaft outer section (20a), to which the manual actuator (18) is attached, and includes a shaft inner section (20b), on which a parking disk (15) is mounted. The parking disk (15) includes a recess (21), and on which an engaging piece is mounted, which includes a projection (23) engaging into the recess (21). The engaging piece is an engaging lever (22) which includes a foot section (22a) for mounting the engaging lever (22) on the shaft inner section (20b) of the actuating shaft (20), and includes the projection (23) on a head section (22b) positioned opposite a foot section (22a). An associated parking lock device (9), transmission (1), and assembly method are also provided.

Abstract: A parking lock device for a motor vehicle including a parking interlock gear and a parking pawl. The parking interlock gear has teeth and tooth gaps, wherein each of the teeth has a first and a second deflecting contour that are counter-revolving and radially increasing from a radial indentation toward a respective tooth flank. The parking pawl includes a ratchet tooth. The parking interlock gear is rotatable about an axis of rotation and the parking pawl is rotatable about or translational along a swivel axis parallel to the axis of rotation. The contours slidingly guide the ratchet tooth to catapult over the tooth gaps in a targeted rotational speed range of the parking interlock gear, the targeted rotational speed range being between a minimum limit speed and a maximum limit speed, such that contact is avoided between tooth flanks of the parking pawl and of the parking interlock gear.

Abstract: A parking lock includes a locking pawl (2) and an interlocking element (7). The locking pawl (2) is pivotably mounted on a pawl pin (1) and engageable with a parking interlock gear (3). The interlocking element (7) is arranged on a connecting bar (4) to a selector disk (5), spring-loaded with a spring element (6), and clampable between the locking pawl (2) and a guiding plate (8). An end of the connecting bar (4) facing away from the interlocking element (7) is articulatedly connected to the selector disk (5). An engaging piece (16) of the selector disk (5) is operatively connected to a parking lock actuator (12). The connecting bar (4) is arranged below the locking pawl (2) such that a motion plane of the connecting bar (4) is parallel to a motion plane of the locking pawl (2) and perpendicular to the pawl pin (1).

Abstract: An actuating device (19) for manually releasing a parking lock device (9) of a transmission (1) includes a manual actuator (18) and a pivotably mounted actuating shaft (20). The actuating shaft (20) includes a shaft outer section (20a), to which the manual actuator (18) is attached, and includes a shaft inner section (20b), on which a parking disk (15) is mounted. The parking disk (15) includes a recess (21), and on which an engaging piece is mounted, which includes a projection (23) engaging into the recess (21). The engaging piece is an engaging lever (22) which includes a foot section (22a) for mounting the engaging lever (22) on the shaft inner section (20b) of the actuating shaft (20), and includes the projection (23) on a head section (22b) positioned opposite a foot section (22a). An associated parking lock device (9), transmission (1), and assembly method are also provided.

Abstract: A device for securing a clamping element against unintentional release includes a disk-shaped structure penetrated in an axial manner by a bore hole. A driving profile is defined by the bore hole. The disk-shaped structure is positionable on a component such that the bore hole engages a profile on the component to establish a torque-proof coupling of the disk-shaped structure and the component. The disk-shaped structure has a pair of contact surfaces. Each contact surface of the pair of contact surfaces runs radially and is positioned at a respective axial side of the disk-shaped structure. A profile plane of the driving profile is tilted at an angle with respect to a radial plane of each contact surface of the pair of contact surfaces. A related mounting arrangement is also provided.

Abstract: A parking lock device for a motor vehicle including a parking interlock gear and a parking pawl. The parking interlock gear has teeth and tooth gaps, wherein each of the teeth has a first and a second deflecting contour that are counter-revolving and radially increasing from a radial indentation toward a respective tooth flank. The parking pawl includes a ratchet tooth. The parking interlock gear is rotatable about an axis of rotation and the parking pawl is rotatable about or translational along a swivel axis parallel to the axis of rotation. The contours slidingly guide the ratchet tooth to catapult over the tooth gaps in a targeted rotational speed range of the parking interlock gear, the targeted rotational speed range being between a minimum limit speed and a maximum limit speed, such that contact is avoided between tooth flanks of the parking pawl and of the parking interlock gear.