DE102011000151A1 - Transmission for motor vehicle, has two input shafts, which are drive connected with drive motor by two clutches, where output shaft is connected with drive train for driving wheels of motor vehicles - Google Patents

Abstract

The transmission has two input shafts (1,2), which are drive connected with drive motor by two clutches (K1,K2). An output shaft (3) is connected with a drive train for driving wheels of motor vehicles. A parallel shaft (14) is drive connected with the input shaft by a gear pair. The parallel shaft is coupled with another output shaft (18) over a switching arrangement (D). An independent claim is also included for a method for controlling a transmission.

Description

The invention relates to a transmission for a motor vehicle, comprising a first input shaft, which can be drive-connected to a drive motor via a first clutch,
a second input shaft, which is drive-connectable via a second clutch to the drive motor,
a to be connected to a drive train of the motor vehicle first output shaft which is driveably connected via at least one gear pair with the first input shaft and at least one pair of transfer gear to the second input shaft, and
a parallel shaft, via a gear pair with the first. Input shaft is drivingly connected and which is drive-connected via at least one pair of gears with the second input shaft.

Such a transmission is for example in DE 100 15 336 A1 disclosed. The dual-clutch transmission described therein comprises two input shafts which are each connectable to a drive motor with a friction clutch. Each of the input shafts is connectable via two pairs of gears optionally with an output shaft. Depending on which of the two friction clutches is closed, thus the drive torque is transmitted from the drive motor via the first input shaft to the output shaft or via the second input shaft to the output shaft. Thus, a total of four gear ratios of the transmission could be realized. In order to increase the number of gear shift stages, a parallel shaft is provided, which is drivingly connected to one of the input shafts via a pair of gears with two fixed gears. The parallel shaft is also connectable via two pairs of gears optionally with the other input shaft. Thus, at least at a certain engaged gear, the drive train of the first input shaft, the parallel shaft, the second input shaft and the output shaft are formed. Alternatively, the powertrain may be formed of the second input shaft, the parallel shaft, the first input shaft and the output shaft. Thus theoretically twelve gear shift stages can be realized.

Object of the present invention is to realize a higher number of usable gear shift stages, without increasing the space of the transmission appreciably.

The object is achieved by a transmission for a motor vehicle comprising
a first input shaft, which is drive-connectable via a first clutch to a drive motor,
a second input shaft, which is drive-connectable via a second clutch to the drive motor,
a first output shaft to be connected to a drive train for driving wheels of the motor vehicle, which is driveably connectable to the first input shaft via at least one pair of gears and to the second input shaft via at least one pair of transfer gears, and
a parallel wave that over one. Gear pair is drivingly connected to the first input shaft and which is drive-connected via at least one pair of transfer gear pair with the second input shaft,
wherein the parallel shaft can be coupled via a switching arrangement with a second output shaft to be connected to the drive train of the motor vehicle.

Thus, the gear pairs, which serve as a connection between the input shafts and the parallel shaft, usable for additional gear shift stages.

In the transmission it is provided that the two output shafts are connected to the same element of the drive train of the motor vehicle. The output shafts will each mesh with a gear with a wheel of a differential gear.

The second output shaft is in this case preferably arranged coaxially to the parallel shaft.

In a preferred embodiment, it is provided that the first input shaft is selectively connectable to the first output shaft via at least two pairs of gears. Likewise, preferably, the second input shaft is selectively driveably connected to the first output shaft via at least two pairs of gears.

The parallel shaft can optionally be drive-connected to the second drive shaft via at least two pairs of transfer gear pairs.

For the realization of a reverse gear, a gear pair arrangement with three gears can be provided, via which the first input shaft can be drive-connected to the second output shaft.

All switchable gear pairs, including at least one pair of transfer gear, each comprise a fixed gear and a loose wheel, wherein the loose wheels via conventional switching arrangements with shift sleeve with the respective shaft on which they are mounted, can be coupled.

The first shift clutch and the second shift clutch are preferably provided as friction clutches.

The transmission can be designed in such a way that there is always at least one generated gearshift stage between two direct gearshift stages which follow one another with respect to their transmission ratios and in which the second input shaft is not coupled to the parallel shaft via the at least one pair of transfer gearwheels, in which case the second input shaft is at least one gearshift stage a pair of transfer gears is coupled to the parallel shaft.

Here, all gear shift stages are to be considered, which can be realized in a shift sequence from the lowest mechanically possible gear shift stages to the highest mechanically possible gear shift stages, even if under certain circumstances in the actual shift sequence individual gear shift stages remain unused. Thus, it is basically conceivable that, although only two with respect to their gear ratios successive direct gear shift stages are used in practice. However, between these direct gear shift stages always a mechanically generated at least theoretically generated gear shift stage is arranged. This definition only applies to the forward gears and not to the reverse gears.

The object is further achieved by a method for controlling an aforementioned transmission, wherein the transmission is controlled such that the power path via the second clutch, the second input shaft, the at least one pair of transfer gear between the second input shaft and parallel shaft, the parallel shaft, the gear pair between parallel shaft and a first input shaft, a first input shaft that guides at least one pair of gears between the first input shaft and the first output shaft and the first output shaft. (1st and 9th gear)

Furthermore, it can be provided that the power path via the first clutch, the first input shaft, the at least one gear pair between the first input shaft and the first output shaft and the first output shaft leads. (2nd and 10th gear)

Furthermore, both input shafts and the parallel shaft may be provided for a power path to the first output shaft, wherein the transmission is controlled such that the power path via the first clutch, the first input shaft, the gear pair between the first input shaft and parallel shaft, the parallel shaft, the at least one pair of transfer gears between the parallel shaft and the second input shaft, second input shaft, which leads at least one gear pair between the second input shaft and the first output shaft and the first output shaft. (3rd and 7th gear)

The same applies to the second clutch and the second input shaft, wherein the transmission is controlled such that the power path via the second clutch, the second input shaft, the at least one gear pair between the second input shaft and the first output shaft and the first output shaft leads. (4th and 8th gear)

The transmission may be further controlled such that the power path via the second clutch, the second input shaft, the at least one pair of transfer gear between the second input shaft and parallel shaft, the parallel shaft, the switching arrangement and the second output shaft leads. Thus, the gear pairs between the second input shaft and the parallel shaft for additional gear shift stages are available. (5th gear)

The power path can also lead via the first clutch, the first input shaft, the gear pair between the first input shaft and parallel shaft, the parallel shaft, the third clutch and the second output shaft. Thus, the gear pair between the first input shaft and the parallel shaft is used for another gear shift stage. In principle, it can also be provided between the first input shaft and the parallel shaft that more than just one pair of gears is provided, wherein the pairs of gears are then selectively coupled, so that a gear pair can be used for each gear shift stage. (6th gear)

A first reverse gear can be realized by controlling the transmission such that the power path via the second clutch, the second input shaft, the at least one pair of transfer gears between the second input shaft and the parallel shaft, the parallel shaft, the gear pair between the parallel shaft and the first input shaft, a gear pair arrangement between the first Input shaft and second output shaft, the switching arrangement and the second output shaft leads. (1st reverse)

A second reverse gear may be realized by controlling the transmission such that the power path leads through the first clutch, the first input shaft, a gear pair arrangement between the first input shaft and the second output shaft, the shift assembly, and the second output shaft. (2nd reverse)

For switching between two gear shift stages, in particular between two successive gear shift stages, on the one hand, a conventional sequence as in conventional dual-clutch transmissions may be provided, wherein in the shift of an output gear shift stage, wherein the drive over one of the two Clutches takes place, to a higher or lower subsequent gear shift stage in which the drive is via the other of the two clutches, the clutch for driving in the subsequent gear shift stage is continuously closed while the clutch is continuously opened for driving in the output gear shift stage. It is thus "blended" from one gear shift stage to the next, without a traction interruption occurs.

On the other hand, it can be provided that, when two consecutive gear shift stages the same clutch must be used to drive, an intermediate shift to a higher gear shift stage, in which the other clutch. Here, the intermediate switching serves only temporarily for the duration of the switching operation as a "support circuit" to avoid a traction interruption. This z. B. the übergangs gearshift, or another higher gear shift, can be used. In a specific embodiment of this switching operation can be provided that during the shift from an output gear shift stage to a next higher subsequent gear shift stage, wherein both in the output gear shift stage and in the subsequent gear shift stage, the drive via the same clutch takes place during the continuous Opening one of the two clutch the other of the two clutches is continuously closed to switch from the output gear shift stage in an intermediate gear shift stage, in which the drive via the other clutch takes place, whereupon during the drive via the other clutch, the subsequent gear shift stage is inserted and then the other clutch is opened continuously, while the clutch for the drive via the sequential gear shift stage is continuously closed.

A preferred preferred embodiment is explained in more detail with reference to the following figures. Herein show:

1 a schematic representation of a transmission according to the invention,

2 the torque curve in a shift from the first to the second gear shift stage,

3 the torque curve in a shift from the second to the third gear shift stage and

4 a schematic of the switching sequences.

1 shows a first input shaft 1 , which is drive-connected via a first clutch K1 with a drive motor, usually an internal combustion engine of a motor vehicle. Further, a second input shaft 2 represented, which is also drive-connected via a second clutch K2 with the drive motor. The two clutches K1, K2 are designed as friction clutches, to simplify the present schematic representation of the clutch K1, K2 are shown only with a coupling element. In principle, however, other switchable couplings come into question, which ensure a switching operation with slip.

The first input shaft 1 is designed as a hollow shaft that surrounds the second input shaft 2 arranged and is rotatable coaxially to this. Basically, the two input shafts 1 . 2 but also be arranged parallel to each other. However, the coaxial arrangement allows a more compact design.

Further, a first output shaft 3 provided parallel to the two input shafts 1 . 2 is arranged. Via two gear pairs II, X is the first input shaft 1 with the first output shaft 3 drivingly. The two gear pairs II, X each include a fixed gear 4 . 6 and a loose wheel 5 . 7 , where the two fixed wheels 4 . 6 rotatably with the first input shaft 1 are connected and the two loose wheels 5 . 7 rotatable about the first output shaft 3 are arranged. The two loose wheels 5 . 7 are via a switching arrangement A optionally with the first input shaft 3 connectable, that is, depending on the switching position of the switching arrangement A is either the idler gear 5 or the idler gear 7 with the first output shaft 3 coupled. In principle, a neutral position of the switching arrangement A is additionally provided, in which neither of the two loose wheels 5 . 7 with the first output shaft 3 is coupled.

In a comparable arrangement, the second input shaft 2 via a gear pair IV and a gear pair VIII with the first output shaft 3 drivingly. The two gear pairs IV, VIII each include a fixed gear 8th . 10 as well as a loose wheel 9 . 11 , Both fixed wheels 8th . 10 are non-rotatable with the second input shaft 2 whereas the two loose wheels 9 . 11 rotatable on the first output shaft 3 are arranged. About a second switching arrangement B are the two loose wheels 9 . 11 optionally with the first output shaft 3 coupled, that is, depending on the switching position of the second switching arrangement B is either the idler gear 9 or the idler gear 11 with the second output shaft 3 Driven and coupled. In a shift position, neither of the two idler gears 9 . 11 with the first output shaft 3 connected.

Via a gear pair VI, which two fixed wheels 12 . 13 Includes, one of the fixed wheels 12 rotatably with the first input shaft 1 and the other of the two fixed wheels 13 rotationally fixed with a parallel shaft 14 is connected, is the first input shaft 1 with the parallel shaft 14 drive-connected. The parallel shaft 14 is parallel to the two input shafts 1 . 2 and parallel to the first output shaft 3 arranged.

The second input shaft 2 is over two transfer gear pairs T1, T2 with the parallel shaft 14 drive-connectable, wherein the two transfer gear pairs T1, T2 each a fixed gear 15 . 10 and a loose wheel 16 . 17 include. The two fixed wheels 15 . 10 are non-rotatable with the second input shaft 2 connected. The two loose wheels 16 . 17 are rotatable about the parallel shaft 14 arranged. A third shift arrangement C is provided around the two loose wheels 16 . 17 optionally with the parallel shaft 14 to be able to pair. In a switching position of the third switching arrangement C is one of the two loose wheels 16 with the parallel shaft 14 coupled and in another switching position, the other of the two loose wheels 17 , In a further switching position of the third switching arrangement C is neither of the two loose wheels 16 . 17 with the parallel shaft 14 coupled.

Further, a second output shaft 18 provided which coaxial with the parallel shaft 14 is arranged. In the present embodiment, the second output shaft 18 on the parallel shaft 14 rotatably arranged. However, other arrangements are conceivable, for example, the parallel shaft 14 also be designed as a hollow shaft, which is around the second output shaft 18 is arranged.

Via a fourth switching arrangement D, the parallel shaft 14 with the second output shaft 18 be coupled so that they rotatably rotate with each other. Also conceivable is a coupling via gears, in particular if the parallel shaft and the second output shaft 18 should not be arranged coaxially with each other.

About the fourth switching arrangement D is the second output shaft 18 also drive-connected with a gear pair arrangement R. The gear pair assembly R includes the idler gear 5 rotatably mounted on the first output shaft 3 is arranged and one with the idler gear 5 meshing loose wheel 19 that around the second output shaft 18 is rotatably arranged. About the fourth switching arrangement D, the second output shaft 18 with the loose wheel 19 rotatably coupled. In this context, it should be noted that the illustration according to 1 is simplified to map all gear pairs in a plane can. Actually, the first input shaft 1 or coaxial with the first input shaft 1 arranged second input shaft 2 , the first output shaft 3 and the second output shaft 18 arranged in a view in the direction of the axes on an imaginary triangle, leaving the idler gear 19 with the loose wheel 5 can comb.

In the present exemplary embodiment, a first power path is used for the representation of a first gear shift stage, that of the second input shaft when the second clutch K2 is closed and when the first clutch K1 is open 2 to the transfer gear pair T2. The third switching arrangement C couples the parallel shaft 14 with the loose wheel 17 of the transfer gear pair T2, so that the power path via the transfer gear pair T2 to the parallel shaft 14 runs. About the gear pair VI of the first power path continues to the first input shaft 1 and from there via the gear pair II to the first output shaft 3 wherein the first switching arrangement A, the idler gear 5 rotatably with the first output shaft 3 coupled. The first output shaft 3 includes a first output wheel 20 , which meshes with a drive gear of a differential gear, not shown here.

In order to realize a second gear shift stage, a second power path is used which, when the first shift clutch K1 is closed, comes from the first input shaft 1 via the gear pair II to the first output shaft 3 runs, wherein the first switching arrangement A, the idler gear 5 rotatably with the first output shaft 3 coupled.

During the switching operation from the first gear shift stage to the second gear shift stage, a "cross-fading" from the second clutch K2 to the first clutch K1 takes place, as is also the case with conventional dual-clutch transmissions. This means that during the continuous opening of the second clutch. K2 the first clutch is continuously closed, so that during the switching process no interruption of traction arises. In 2 is the torque curve of the two. Clutches K1, K2 shown over time. When driving in the first gear shift stage, the second gear shift stage is pre-set, so that can be "blinded" without traction interruption. As the torque on the second clutch K2 decreases, the torque on the first clutch K1 is increased.

In the third gear shift stage, a third power path runs with the first clutch K1 closed and the second clutch K2 open across the first input shaft 1 via the gearwheel pair VI to the parallel shaft 14 , The switching arrangement C couples the parallel shaft 14 with the loose wheel 16 of the transfer gear pair T1, so that the third power path continues to the second input shaft 2 is directed. From there, the third power path continues via the pair of gears IV to the first output shaft 3 , wherein the switching arrangement B, the idler gear 11 of the gear pair IV with the first output shaft 3 coupled.

For the representation of the fourth gear shift stage, a fourth power path is used, which is open when the first clutch. K1 and closed second clutch K2 from the second input shaft 2 via the gear pair IV to the first output shaft 3 runs. Here, the second switching arrangement B is connected so that the idler gear 11 of the gear pair IV rotatably with the first output shaft 3 is coupled.

During the shift from the second gear shift stage to the third gear shift stage, the first shift clutch K1 is closed in both gear shift stages and the second shift clutch K2 is opened, so that basically the first shift clutch K1 has to be briefly opened for the shift operation. This would lead to a traction interruption. To avoid this, for the duration of the switching operation, within which the first switching arrangement A for releasing the idler gear 5 of the gear pair II and the third switching arrangement C for coupling the idler gear 16 the Transferahnradpaars T1 are adjusted, the fourth gear shift used to assist and to avoid a traction interruption.

In this case, while the drive runs via the second gear shift stage and the second power path, first the second clutch K2 is continuously closed, while the first clutch K1 is continuously opened. Thus, the power path is "blended" in the direction of the fourth power path. Then the second gear is designed and the third gear is engaged. Thereafter, again, the first clutch K1 is closed continuously and the second clutch K2 continuously open, so that the fourth power path on the third power path "blended" is. The fourth power path is used here only as long as the switching process continues. In 3 is the torque curve of the two clutches K1, K2 shown over time. It is clear that for the duration of the shift from the second gear shift stage to the third gear shift stage, the fourth gear shift stage is used, wherein due to the high kinetic energy stored in the drive, even a torque increase takes place, which is the lower torque of the fourth gear compensated. As the torque on the first clutch K1 reduces, the torque on the second clutch K2 is increased. While the third gear is engaged, is supported by the fourth gear shift stage. Thereafter, the torque at the second clutch K2 is reduced and increased to the same extent the torque at the first clutch K1.

Afterwards, for further upshifting, it is again possible to "crossfade" into the fourth gear shift stage.

In a fifth gear shift stage, a fifth power path runs when the first shift clutch K1 is open and the second clutch K2 is closed via the second input shaft 2 and via the transfer gear pair T2 to the parallel shaft 14 , wherein the third switching arrangement C, the idler gear 17 of the transfer gear pair T2 with the parallel shaft 14 coupled. The fourth switching arrangement D couples the second output shaft 18 with the parallel shaft 14 so that the fifth power path continues to the second output shaft 18 and the second output gear connected thereto 21 runs, wherein the second output wheel 21 meshes with the drive gear of the differential gear, not shown.

A sixth power path of the sixth gear shift stage runs with the first clutch K1 closed and the second clutch K2 open from the first input shaft 1 via the gearwheel pair VI to the parallel shaft 14 and from there via the fourth switching arrangement D, which the parallel shaft 14 with the second output shaft 18 couples to the second output shaft 18 ,

The seventh power path of the seventh gear shift stage corresponds to the third power path of the third gear shift stage, but the second input shaft 2 not via the gear pair IV but via the gear pair VIII with the first output shaft 3 is connected, wherein the second switching arrangement B, the idler gear 9 of the gear pair VIII with the first output shaft 3 coupled.

The eighth power path of the eighth gear shift stage corresponds to the fourth power path of the fourth gear shift stage, but the second input shaft 2 not via the gear pair IV but via the gear pair VIII with the first output shaft 3 is connected, wherein the second switching arrangement B, the idler gear 9 of the gear pair VIII with the first output shaft 3 coupled.

The ninth power path of the ninth gear shift stage corresponds to the first power path of the first gear shift stage, but the first input shaft 1 not via the gear pair II but via the gear pair X with the first output shaft 3 is connected, wherein the first switching arrangement A, the idler gear 7 of the gear pair X with the first output shaft 3 coupled.

The tenth power path tenth power path corresponds to the second power path of the second gear shift stage, but the first input shaft 1 not via the gear pair II but via the gear pair X with the first output shaft 3 is connected, wherein the first switching arrangement A, the idler gear 7 of the gear pair X with the first output shaft 3 coupled.

The eleventh power path of the eleventh gear shift stage corresponds to the ninth power path of the ninth gear shift stage, but the second input shaft 2 not via the pair of transfer gear pair T2 but via the transfer gear pair T1 with the parallel shaft 14 is connected, wherein the third switching arrangement C, the idler gear 16 of the transfer gear pair T1 with the parallel shaft 14 coupled.

Advantage of the present embodiment of a transmission according to the invention is thus also that two different switching operations are possible. On the one hand, the cross-fading from one clutch to the other clutch is possible, as is known from conventional dual-clutch transmissions. On the other hand, it is also possible, in the event that a traction interruption would arise between two gear shift stages, if the two successive gear shift stages are realized by the same clutch, a traction interruption is prevented by a "support circuit" takes place, in which for the duration of Shifting a gear shift stage is used to support, whose power path runs over the respective other clutch.

4 shows a diagram of the switching sequences for the various gear shift stages (gears). For each gear, it is indicated via which clutch K1, K2 is driven. For this purpose, it is indicated in the respective line over which pairs of teeth the power path runs. In the first gear (first gear shift stage), therefore, the second clutch K2 is used for driving, wherein, as already explained above, the power path via the transfer gear pair T2 and the gear pairs VI and II runs. When switching to 2nd gear, it is possible to switch directly to the first clutch K1. When switching from 2nd gear to 3rd gear, in which each of the first clutch K1 is used for driving, is supported on the 4th gear and thus on the second clutch K2. The 4th gear is therefore only used temporarily. Thereafter, there is again a blending shift from 3rd gear to 4th gear. From 4th gear you have to shift to 5th gear via the 6th gear. For a favorable gear, in which too small gear steps should be avoided, especially in the low gears, it may be useful to skip individual gears, especially gears, in which the power path is routed through the parallel shaft. In the present example, for example, the third gear can be skipped, which is indicated by an interrupted line drawn between the 3rd and 4th gear.

From 5th gear, you can switch to 6th gear in blending mode. From the 6th gear is switched supported by the 8th gear in the 7th gear. From 7th gear is switched back to 8th gear. From the 8th gear is shifted on the 10th gear in the 9th gear, is switched by the blending again in the 10th gear. From the 10th gear is also switched to the 11th gear blending.

LIST OF REFERENCE NUMBERS

1

first input shaft

2

second input shaft

3

first output shaft

4

fixed gear

5

Losrad

6

fixed gear

7

Losrad

8th

fixed gear

9

Losrad

10

fixed gear

11

Losrad

12

fixed gear

13

fixed gear

14

parallel shaft

15

fixed gear

16

Losrad

17

Losrad

18

second output shaft

19

Losrad

20

first output wheel

21

second output wheel

A

1st switching arrangement

B

2nd switching arrangement

C

3rd switching arrangement

D

4th switching arrangement

II

gear pair

IV

gear pair

VI

gear pair

VIII

gear pair

X

gear pair

R

gear pair

T1

Transfer gear pair

T2

Transfer gear pair

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Cited patent literature

• DE 10015336 A1 [0002]

Claims (19)

Transmission for a motor vehicle comprising a first input shaft ( 1 ), which is drive-connected via a first clutch (K1) with a drive motor, a second input shaft ( 2 ), which is drive-connected via a second clutch (K2) to the drive motor, to be connected to a drive train for driving wheels of the motor vehicle to be connected to the first output shaft ( 3 ), which via at least one gear pair (II, X) with the first input shaft ( 1 ) and via at least one pair of gears (IV, VIII) with the second input shaft ( 2 ) is drive-connectable, and a parallel shaft ( 14 ), which via a gear pair (VI) with the first input shaft ( 1 ) is drivingly connected and via at least one pair of transfer gear (T1, T2) with the second input shaft ( 2 ) is drive-connectable, wherein the parallel shaft ( 14 ) via a switching arrangement (D) with a to be connected to the drive train of the motor vehicle second output shaft ( 18 ) can be coupled. Transmission according to claim 1, characterized in that the first input shaft ( 1 ) optionally via two pairs of gears (II, X) with the first output shaft ( 3 ) is drive-connected. Transmission according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the second input shaft ( 2 ) optionally via at least two gear pairs (IV, VIII) with the first output shaft ( 3 ) is drive-connected. Transmission according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the parallel shaft ( 14 ) optionally via at least two transfer gear pair (T1, T2) with the second input shaft ( 2 ) is drive-connected. Transmission according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that a gear pair arrangement (R) with three gears ( 4 . 5 . 19 ) is provided, via which the first input shaft ( 1 ) with the second output shaft ( 18 ) is drive-connected. Transmission according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the first shift clutch (K1) and the second shift clutch (K2) are friction clutches. Transmission according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the second output shaft ( 18 ) coaxial with the parallel shaft ( 14 ) is arranged. Transmission according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the transmission is designed such that between two with respect to their gear ratios successive direct gear shift stages, in which the second input shaft ( 2 ) not on the at least one pair of transfer gear (T1, T2) with the parallel shaft ( 14 ) is coupled, there is always at least one generated gear shift stage, wherein the second input shaft ( 2 ) via the at least one transfer gear pair (T1, T2) with the parallel shaft ( 14 ) is coupled. Method for controlling a transmission according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the transmission is controlled such that the power path via the second clutch (K2), the second input shaft (K2), 2 ), the at least one pair of transfer gear (T1, T2) between the second input shaft ( 2 ) and parallel wave ( 14 ), the parallel wave ( 14 ), the gear pair (VI) between parallel shaft ( 14 ) and first input shaft ( 1 ), first input shaft ( 1 ), the at least one gear pair (II, X) between the first input shaft ( 1 ) and first output shaft ( 3 ) as well as the first output shaft ( 3 ) leads. (1st and 9th gear) A method according to claim 9, characterized in that the transmission is controlled such that the power path via the first clutch (K1), the first input shaft ( 1 ), the at least one gear pair (II, X) between the first input shaft ( 1 ) and first output shaft ( 3 ) as well as the first output shaft ( 3 ) leads. (2nd and 10th gear) Method according to one of claims 9 or 10, characterized in that the transmission is controlled such that the power path via the first clutch (K1), the first input shaft ( 1 ), the gear pair (VI) between the first input shaft ( 1 ) and parallel wave ( 14 ), the parallel wave ( 14 ), which comprises at least one pair of transfer gears (T1, T2) between parallel shafts ( 14 ) and second input shaft ( 2 ), second input shaft ( 2 ), the at least one pair of gears (IV, VIII) between the second Input shaft ( 2 ) and first output shaft ( 3 ) as well as the first output shaft ( 3 ) leads. (3rd and 7th gear) Method according to one of claims 9 to 11, characterized in that the transmission is controlled such that the power path via the second clutch (K2), the second input shaft ( 2 ), the at least one gear pair (IV, VIII) between the second input shaft ( 2 ) and first output shaft ( 3 ) as well as the first output shaft ( 3 ) leads. (4th and 8th gear) Method according to one of claims 9 to 12, characterized in that the transmission is controlled such that the power path via the second clutch (K2), the second input shaft ( 2 ), the at least one pair of transfer gear (T1, T2) between the second input shaft ( 2 ) and parallel wave ( 14 ), the parallel wave ( 14 ), the switching arrangement (D) and the second output shaft ( 18 ) leads. (5th gear) Method according to one of claims 9 to 13, characterized in that the transmission is controlled such that the power path via the first clutch (K1), the first input shaft ( 1 ), the gear pair (VI) between the first input shaft ( 1 ) and parallel wave ( 14 ), the parallel wave ( 14 ), the switching arrangement (D) and the second output shaft ( 18 ) leads. (6th gear) Method according to one of claims 9 to 14, characterized in that the transmission is controlled such that the power path via the second clutch (K2), the second input shaft ( 2 ), the at least one pair of transfer gear (T1, T2) between the second input shaft ( 2 ) and parallel wave ( 14 ), the parallel wave ( 14 ), the gear pair (VI) between parallel shaft ( 14 ) and first input shaft ( 1 ), a gear pair arrangement (R) between the first input shaft ( 1 ) and second output shaft ( 18 ), the switching arrangement (D) and the second output shaft ( 18 ) leads. (1st reverse) Method according to one of claims 9 to 15, characterized in that the transmission is controlled such that the power path via the first clutch (K1), the first input shaft ( 1 ), a gear pair arrangement (R) between the first input shaft ( 1 ) and second output shaft ( 18 ), the switching arrangement (D) and the second output shaft ( 18 ) leads. (2nd reverse) Method according to one of claims 9 to 16, characterized in that during the switching operation of an output gear shift stage, wherein the drive via one of the two clutches (K1, K2) takes place, to a subsequent gear shift stage, wherein the drive via the other the two clutches (K2, K1) takes place, the clutch (K2, K1) for driving in the subsequent gear shift stage is continuously closed while the clutch (K1, K2) for driving in the output gear shift stage is continuously opened. Method according to one of claims 9 to 17, characterized in that during the switching process from an output gear shift stage to a subsequent gear shift stage, wherein both in the output gear shift stage and in the subsequent gear shift stage of the drive via the same clutch (K1, K2) takes place, during the continuous opening of one of the two clutch (K1, K2), the other of the two clutches (K2, K1) is continuously closed to switch from the output gear shift stage in an intermediate gear shift stage in which the drive over the other Clutch (K2, K1) takes place, whereupon during the drive via the other clutch (K2, K1), the subsequent gear shift stage is engaged and then the other clutch is continuously opened, while the clutch (K1, K2) for driving over the sequence Gear shift stage is closed continuously. A method according to claim 18, characterized in that the intermediate gear shift stage is used only for the period of the gear shift stage change from the output gear shift stage to the subsequent gear shift stage.

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