JP2007321821A - Double clutch transmission - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention provides a double clutch transmission in which a parking gear can be installed while reducing the number of parts and the output shaft.
In a double clutch transmission of the present invention, an annular boss portion 61y to be assembled to an output shaft 40 of a parking gear 61 provided on the output shaft 40 adjacent to the driven gear 33 is adjacent to the driven gear 33. The bearing base 70 is extended to the point where the gear 33 is assembled, and the driven gear 33 adjacent to the outer peripheral surface of the bearing base 70 is rotatably supported. Thereby, a part of the parking gear 61 can be used as a part (bearing base) necessary for rotatably mounting the driven gear 33 to the output shaft 40.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a double clutch transmission that uses two clutches and two input shafts to enable continuous shifting by a synchro mechanism that minimizes disconnection of power transmission.

  The automatic transmission of a vehicle (automobile) uses a gear mechanism that is always meshed (the drive gear and the driven gear mesh), and enables a double shift that enables continuous gear shifting while suppressing power transmission loss. There is a transmission called a clutch transmission.

  This double clutch transmission combines two input shafts with drive gears, an input system using two clutches, and an output system using two (a pair of) output shafts with driven gears and synchro mechanisms. Structure is used. Specifically, as an input system, for example, a plurality of forward shift speeds are divided into shift speed groups of even speed shift speeds and odd speed shift speeds, and each drive gear of the odd speed shift speed group is connected to a clutch. The first input shaft or the second input shaft that rotates around the input shaft is provided on one side, and the drive gears of even-numbered shift speed groups are provided on one side of the engine from each clutch to the first or second input shaft. A structure that transmits rotational force is used. As an output system, each driven gear meshing with each driving gear is transmitted to the first and second output shafts provided in parallel with the first and second input shafts, and the rotational force is transmitted to the driven gear. A distributed structure is used together with the synchro mechanism.

  According to such an input / output system, for example, when the shift of an odd number of gears is completed and the engine rotational force input from the clutch to the first input shaft is shifted and output from one output shaft, it is used. Thus, the drive gear of the next even-numbered gear stage is synchronized with the vehicle speed transmitted from the other output shaft by the synchro mechanism to prepare for the next gear shift. For this reason, when shifting to the next stage, if the clutch connected to the first input shaft is disengaged, the remaining clutch is engaged and switching to the power transmission from the second input shaft is performed immediately, the next even stage Shifted to the shift stage. Further, when performing the next odd-numbered next shift, the next odd-numbered shift stage on the first input shaft is synchronized with the vehicle speed while the engine torque is transmitted through the second input shaft. If the gears for the next gear are prepared, the shift to the adjacent odd gears is completed by switching both clutches. Therefore, the power transmission from the low speed gear to the high speed, for example, from the first to the sixth gear is performed. The gear shift, that is, the speed can be continuously changed from the first speed to the sixth speed while suppressing the loss of the gear.

  By the way, in such a double clutch transmission, normally, when the vehicle is parked, both clutches are in a disconnected state. In this state, the vehicle tends to move carelessly, so in order to avoid such a situation, a vehicle equipped with a double clutch transmission is equipped with a separate parking gear, and the vehicle moves by engaging with the claw. It has been done not to.

Recently, a parking gear has been incorporated between the driven gears of the output shaft so that excessive torque (caused by the weight of the vehicle when parked in an inclined place or the like) does not act. For example, in Patent Document 1, a parking gear is provided between a third-speed driven gear distributed to an output shaft and a fourth-speed driven gear.
JP 2006-52832 A

  However, the structure in which the parking gear is simply installed on the output shaft simply increases the number of parts, which imposes a cost burden. In addition, since the driven gear and the parking gear are usually larger than the width of the boss part assembled to the output shaft than the tooth width, the parking gear is simply provided between the driven gears. The total length of the output shaft tends to be longer by the width of the boss.

  Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to provide a double clutch transmission in which a parking gear can be installed while reducing the number of parts and further shortening the output shaft.

  In order to achieve the above object, the first aspect of the present invention provides a first input shaft having each drive gear of one of the plurality of shift stages divided into two predetermined groups, and the other A second input shaft having each drive gear of the gear group and rotating around the first input shaft about the axis of the first input shaft, and the first and second input shafts An input system that includes a clutch that is provided at one end and transmits engine torque to the first or second input shaft, and a plurality of input systems that are disposed in parallel with the first and second input shafts. A plurality of driven gears having a plurality of output shafts and meshing with the drive gears of the first and second input shafts, together with a synchro mechanism for transmitting rotational force to the driven gears, outputs provided on the plurality of output shafts System and one of the plurality of output shafts provided adjacent to the driven gear A parking gear, and the parking gear is formed by extending an annular boss portion assembled with the output shaft to a point where the driven gear adjacent to the parking gear is installed. And the adjacent driven gear is rotatably supported on the outer peripheral surface of the bearing stand.

  According to a second aspect of the present invention, the driven gear adjacent to the parking gear is a reverse driven gear.

  According to a third aspect of the present invention, an output gear and a reverse driven gear are arranged in order from one end of the clutch on one output shaft, and the parking gear includes the output gear and the reverse driven gear. Between them.

  According to the first aspect of the present invention, a part of the parking gear (the boss portion) also serves as a part (bearing base) necessary for rotatably assembling the driven gear to the output shaft. Thus, the driven gear can be assembled to the output shaft without requiring a dedicated bearing stand. That is, the number of parts can be reduced.

  Therefore, the cost can be reduced. In addition, since a part of the boss portion of the parking gear wraps with the boss portion of the driven gear, the parking gear and the driven gear are brought close to each other, so that the overall length of the output shaft can be shortened. .

  According to the second aspect of the present invention, since the reverse driven gear has a large diameter, when combined with a parking gear having a smaller diameter than that of the reverse driven gear, the tooth width of the parking gear can be ensured and output can be ensured. The total length of the shaft can be shortened.

  According to the third aspect of the invention, since the parking gear is attached to the end portion of the output shaft, the total length of the output shaft can be easily shortened.

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Hereinafter, the present invention will be described based on an embodiment shown in FIGS.

  FIG. 1 shows a schematic configuration of a laterally mounted on-vehicle double clutch transmission having, for example, a forward speed of 6 speeds and a reverse speed of 1 speed for a total of 7 speeds. The main part of the machine is shown. The main body 1 has a structure in which an input system 2 and an output system 30 are combined. Of these, the input system 2 includes two input shafts 9 and 10 (corresponding to the first and second input shafts of the present application) on which a plurality of drive gears 3 to 7 are disposed, and two clutches 12 and 13 (first and second input shafts). A structure combining the second clutch) is used. The output system 30 uses a structure configured by using two output shafts 40 and 41 (corresponding to a pair of output shafts of the present application) on which the driven gears 31 to 37 and the synchro mechanisms 50 to 53 are disposed.

  FIG. 2 shows a developed front sectional view of a double clutch transmission having the detailed structure, and FIG. 3 shows a side sectional view of the double clutch transmission. The structure of the input system 2 will be described with reference to FIGS. 2 and 3. In FIG. 2, reference numeral 15 denotes a clutch case, and 16 denotes a transmission case connected in series with the clutch case 15. The clutches 12 and 13 are housed in the clutch case 15. In the clutches 12 and 13, for example, two sets of independent dry clutch plates 12b and 13b connected to the input shafts 9 and 10 are arranged between two sets of pusher plates 12a and 13a connected to the output shaft of the engine 70, for example. The pusher plates 12a and 13a can be selectively brought into close contact with or separated from the clutch plates 12b and 13b by the movement (operation) of the pusher plates 12a and 13a.

  The input shafts 9 and 10 are disposed in the transmission case 16. Of these input shafts 9 and 10, a shaft member having a through hole 15 through which lubricating oil (not shown) passes is used for the input shaft 9. This shaft member is arranged from the vicinity of the opening of the clutch case 15 to the deep part in the transmission case 16, specifically, to the vicinity of the end wall 16 a opposite to the clutches 12 and 13. The remaining input shaft 10 is composed of a cylindrical shaft member, and is fitted on the outer peripheral surface of the input shaft 9. And between the outer surface of the input shaft 9 and the inner surface of the input shaft 10, the needle bearing 11 used as a bearing part is interposed, and both the input shafts 9 and 10 are rotatable. In addition, 11a shows the through-hole which guides the lubricating oil from the input shaft 10 to the needle bearing 11. The input shaft 10 covers from the one end side of the input shaft 9 on the clutch 12, 13 side to almost half of the other end side disposed in the transmission case 16. An intermediate portion of the double shaft portion is supported by a bearing 17a assembled to an end wall 16b that partitions between the clutch case 15 and the transmission case 16. The end portion of the input shaft 9 on the transmission rear end side is supported by a bearing 17b assembled to the end wall 16a. By supporting the bearings 17a and 17b, the input shaft 9 is rotatably supported, and the input shaft 10 is rotatably supported around the axis of the input shaft 9. The end of the input shaft 9 protruding into the clutch case 15 is connected to the clutch 13, specifically connected to the clutch plate 13 a of the clutch 13. Similarly, the end of the input shaft 10 is connected to the clutch 12, specifically When the clutch 13 is connected to the clutch plate 12a of the clutch 12, the rotational force output from the engine 70 is transmitted to the input shaft 9, and when the clutch 12 is connected, the rotation output from the engine 70 is performed. The force is transmitted to the input shaft 10. That is, the rotational force of the engine 70 is alternatively transmitted to the input shaft 9 or the input shaft 10 by the operation of the clutches 12 and 13.

  The input shafts 9 and 10 are provided with drive gears 3 to 7 divided into two predetermined gear groups. Specifically, the forward gears (1st to 6th gears) are divided into gear groups of even gears and odd gears, and drive gears 3 to 5 corresponding to the odd gear groups are input. Specifically, the drive gears of the odd-numbered shift stage groups provided on the shaft 9 are the first-speed drive gear 3 and the third-speed drive gear from the point adjacent to the bearing 17b (the rear end side of the transmission). The drive gear 4 and the fifth-speed drive gear 5 are provided in the shaft portion 9a (input shaft 9) protruding from the input shaft 10 in this order.

  Drive gears 6 and 7 corresponding to even-numbered shift speed groups are provided on the input shaft 10. Specifically, the drive gears of even-numbered shift speed groups are input shaft 10 in the order of drive gear 6 for both 4th speed and 6th speed and drive gear 7 for 2nd speed from the rear end of the transmission. Is provided. Thereby, when the clutch 13 is connected, the rotational force of the engine 70 is transmitted to the odd-numbered drive gears 3 to 5, and when the clutch 12 is connected, the rotational force of the engine 70 is transmitted to the even-numbered drive gears 6, 7. It is intended to be transmitted to.

  On the other hand, when the output system 30 is described with reference to FIGS. 2 and 3, the output shafts 40 and 41 are both arranged in the transmission case 16 in parallel with the input shafts 9 and 10. In particular, as shown in FIG. 3, the output shaft 40 is disposed at a point on the upper side of the input shafts 9, 10 having a double shaft structure, and the output shaft 41 is a point on the lower side of the input shafts 9, 10. Is arranged. The output shafts 40 and 41 are arranged in parallel with the input shafts 9 and 10 with the end portions on the clutch 12 and 13 side aligned with the end wall 16b. The aligned shaft ends are rotatably supported by bearings 38a and 38b incorporated in the end wall 16b. The remaining output shafts 40 and 41 have shaft ends on the transmission rear end side that are rotatably supported by bearings 39a and 39b incorporated in the end wall 16a. Output gears 42 and 43 are provided at the ends of the output shafts 40 and 41 on the clutch 12 and 13 side, respectively. These output gears 42 and 43 are meshed with a differential mechanism 44 assembled to the side portion of the transmission case 16. Specifically, the differential mechanism 44 includes a differential gear portion 45e formed by combining each element, specifically, a combination of pinion gears 45a to 45d, in the differential case 45 formed on the side portion of the transmission case 16, and the same difference. A ring gear 46 (reduction gear) that inputs rotation to the moving gear portion 45e and axles 47a and 47b that transmit the rotational force distributed by the differential gear portion 45e to left and right drive wheels (not shown) are configured. The output gears 42 and 43 are meshed with the ring gear 46 of the differential mechanism 44. The reduction ratios of these output gears 42 and 43 are set so that the final reduction ratio of the output shaft 40 arranged on the upper side is larger than the final reduction ratio of the output shaft 41 arranged on the lower side.

  The driven gears 31 to 36 are allocated to the output shafts 40 and 41 so that the number of shift stages of the output shaft 40 is smaller than the number of shift stages of the output shaft 41. Specifically, from the bearing 39a side, the output shaft 40 has a fifth-speed driven gear 31 that meshes with the drive gear 5, a fourth-speed driven gear 32 that meshes with the drive gear 6, and a reverse gear. In the order of the drive gear 33, three driven gears are rotatably provided. From the bearing 39b side to the output shaft 41, a first-speed driven gear 34 that meshes with the drive gear 3, a third-speed driven gear 35 that meshes with the drive gear 4, and a sixth-speed gear that meshes with the drive gear 6. The four driven gears are rotatably provided in the order of the driven gear 36 and the second-speed driven gear 37 that meshes with the driven gear 7. Reference numeral 48 denotes a needle bearing that rotatably supports the driven gears 31 to 37.

  According to the layout of the driven gears 31 to 37, the synchro mechanisms 50 to 53 are also distributed and provided on the output shafts 40 and 41, respectively. Specifically, the output shaft 40 has a shaft portion between the driven gear 32 (for the fourth speed) and the driven gear 33 (for the reverse movement), and a four-speed / reverse selection sync having a two-direction shift direction. A mechanism 50 is arranged, and a sync mechanism 51 for selecting the fifth speed having a one-direction shift direction is arranged on the shaft portion on the bearing 39a side with the driven gear 31 (for the fifth speed) interposed therebetween. Further, the output shaft 41 includes a sync mechanism 52 for selecting the first and third speeds in which the shift direction is a two-way type at the shaft portion between the driven gear 34 (for first speed) and the driven gear 35 (for third speed). Is arranged at the shaft portion between the driven gear 36 (for 6th speed) and the driven gear 37 (for 2nd speed), and the 6-speed / 2-speed selection sync mechanism 53 is selected. ing. Due to the arrangement of the gears and the synchro mechanisms, the difference in the number of gears and the end of the upper output shaft 40 are retracted toward the clutches 12 and 13 with respect to the lower output shaft 41.

  In each of the two-way type synchronizers 50, 52, and 53, a synchronizer sleeve 56 is slidably assembled to the outer periphery of the synchronizer hub 55 that is spline-fitted to the shaft portion. A structure is used in which a pair of synchronizer cones 57 is formed on each of the arranged gears, and a pair of synchronizer rings 58 are fitted into the outer cone surface of the synchronizer cone 57. As a result, when the synchronizer sleeve 56 is slid in any axial direction, the friction between the synchronizer ring 58 and the synchronizer cone 57 reduces the rotational speed difference while reducing the rotational speed difference between the output shaft 40 and the output shaft 41. The driven gear is engaged (synchronized meshing), and the rotational force is transmitted between them.

  The one-way type synchro mechanism 51 has a structure in which one-side synchronizer cone 57 and synchronizer ring 58 are omitted from the two-way type synchro mechanisms 50 and 52, and one direction away from the bearing 39a is only the shift direction. ing. That is, when the synchronizer sleeve 56 is slid to the driven gear 31, the output shaft 40 and the fifth-speed driven gear 31 are engaged with each other while reducing the difference in rotational speed due to friction.

  A reverse idler gear 60 is concentrically attached to the driven gear 37 (for the second speed), for example, on the side of the synchro mechanism 53 side. As the idler gear 60, a gear having a smaller gear diameter than the driven gear 37 is used. The idler gear 60 meshes with the reverse driven gear 33 of the output shaft 40, and when the reverse driven gear 33 is engaged with the output shaft 40 by the synchro mechanism 50, the output shaft 40 starts from the output shaft 2. The speed reduction gear ratio, the reverse gear speed reduction ratio, and the reverse rotation output reduced by the final reduction ratio of the rotary shaft 40 are transmitted to the differential mechanism 44.

  On the other hand, for example, a parking gear 61 is provided adjacent to the reverse driven gear 33 at the end of the output shaft 40 on the side of the clutches 12 and 13. Specifically, the parking gear 61 is spline-fitted on the outer peripheral surface of the shaft portion between the output gear 42 and the reverse driven gear 33 arranged in order from the clutches 12 and 13 side as shown in an enlarged view in FIG. It is attached at the same time.

  The parking gear 61 is devised to reduce the number of parts in the installation structure of the adjacent driven gear 33. That is, the parking gear 61 normally uses a part formed with a hub portion 61x surrounding the output shaft 40. As shown in FIG. 4, in the hub portion 61x, as shown in FIG. 4, a reverse driven gear 33 is assembled at the driven gear 33 side end of the annular boss portion 61y that is spline-fitted with the output shaft 40. A needle bearing 48 (rolling bearing) is formed by extending the extended boss portion by using a structure extending to the point of attachment and a structure in which a seating surface 70a for needle bearing installation is formed on the outer peripheral surface of the extended annular boss portion. The bearing stand 70 to be assembled is used. That is, the parking gear 61 employs a structure in which the boss portion 61y is diverted to form the bearing base 70 for installing the driven gear. The reverse driven gear 33 has a needle bearing 48 (bearing) assembled to the outer peripheral surface of the bearing base 70 and is rotatably supported around the bearing base 70.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the parking gear 61 can be engaged with and disengaged from the gear locking claw member 62 assembled to the transmission case 16, and the output shaft 40 is engaged with the claw member 62 during parking. Can be locked (the axles 47a and 47b are locked).

  On the other hand, the engagement / disengagement operation of the clutches 12 and 13 (the pusher plates 12a and 13a) and the shift selection operation of the synchro mechanisms 50 to 53 are performed by, for example, an actuator (none of which is shown) controlled by a command from the ECU. . The double clutch transmission is configured to perform an automatic shift while minimizing a loss of power transmission in accordance with shift information set in the ECU.

  In other words, the operation of this double clutch transmission will be described. First, the shift to the first speed is performed by the synchronizer sleeve 56 of the synchronizer mechanism 52 of the odd-numbered gear group being operated at the first speed by an actuator that operates according to a shift command output from the ECU. The first-speed driven gear 34 and the output shaft 41 are engaged with each other by sliding to the side. Thus, the first gear is selected. Thereafter, the clutch 13 is contacted by an actuator that is also operated in accordance with a shift command. The first gear shift is completed by the operation of the clutch 13. As a result, the output of the engine 70 is shifted on the transmission shaft of the odd number system that is transmitted to the input shaft 9, the first-speed drive gear 3, the first-speed driven gear 34, and the output shaft 41. Then, the shifted rotation is output from the output gear 43 to the differential mechanism 44 and transmitted to the left and right axles 47a and 47b, thereby causing the vehicle to travel at the first speed. The clutch 12 is disengaged.

  When the gear shift command to the second gear is output during traveling in the first gear, the synchronizer sleeve of the synchronizer mechanism 53 of the even gear group is utilized by utilizing the state in which the clutch 13 is engaged and the clutch 12 is disengaged. 56 slides to the second speed side, and the second-speed driven gear 37 is engaged with the output shaft 41 rotating at the current vehicle speed. As a result, the drive gear 7 of the second speed gear stage that is the next speed is synchronized with the vehicle speed, and the second speed gear stage is selected. That is, preparation for the next speed change is completed. Thereafter, the clutch 12 is connected while releasing the connection of the clutch 13, and the power transmission from the engine 70 is switched from the input shaft 9 to the input shaft 10. Then, the output of the engine 70 is shifted on the input shaft 10, the second-speed drive gear 7, the second-speed driven gear 37, and an even number of transmission lines that are transmitted to the output shaft 40. 43 to the differential mechanism 44 (2nd speed shift complete). By switching to the second speed, the vehicle immediately switches to the second speed traveling.

  When the gear shift command to the third gear is output during traveling in the second gear, the synchronizer sleeve of the sync mechanism 52 of the odd gear group is utilized by utilizing the state in which the clutch 12 is engaged and the clutch 13 is disengaged. 56 is slid to the 3rd speed side, and the 3rd speed driven gear 35 is engaged with the output shaft 40 rotating at the current vehicle speed. As a result, the drive gear 4 of the next third speed gear is synchronized with the vehicle speed and the third speed is selected. That is, preparation for the next speed change is completed. Thereafter, the clutch 13 is connected while the clutch 12 is disconnected, and the power transmission of the engine 70 is switched from the input shaft 10 to the input shaft 9 again. Then, the output from the engine 70 is shifted by an odd number transmission line that is transmitted to the input shaft 9, the third-speed drive gear 4, the third-speed driven gear 35, and the output shaft 41, and the shifted rotation is output. It is output from the gear 43 to the differential mechanism 44 (the third speed shift is completed). By switching to the third speed, the vehicle immediately switches to the third speed traveling.

  Then, the sync mechanism 50, 51, 53 and the clutches 12, 13 are used to select the gear positions alternately in the odd-numbered gear group and the even-numbered gear group, and the remaining four by alternately switching the clutches 12, 13. The shift of the fifth, sixth, and sixth gears is also performed continuously while minimizing power transmission loss as in the case of the first to third gears described above.

  Further, in the shift to the reverse gear, the synchronizer sleeve 56 of the synchronizer mechanism 50 slides to the reverse speed side from the state where the clutches 12 and 13 are disengaged, and the reverse driven gear 33 and the output shaft 40 are moved. And engage. Thus, the reverse speed gear stage is selected. Thereafter, the clutch 12 is engaged. As a result, the output from the engine 70 is the input shaft 10, the second-speed drive gear 7, the second-speed driven gear 37, the idler gear 60 attached to the gear 37, the reverse-driven gear 33, It is transmitted to the differential mechanism 44 through the output shaft 40 and the output gear 42. That is, the rotation of the output shaft 40 is transmitted to the differential mechanism 44 as an output of reverse rotation decelerated by the reduction ratio of the second speed gear stage, the reduction ratio of the reverse gear stage, and the final reduction ratio of the rotation shaft 41. The vehicle is moved backward at a large reduction ratio.

  Further, parking is performed by operating the actuator in conjunction with the parking operation, and as shown in FIG. 3, the claw member 62 is rotated to the engagement side, and the claw portion 62a at the tip of the claw member 62 (only FIG. 3 is shown). Is engaged with the teeth 61a (only shown in FIG. 3) on the outer periphery of the parking gear 61. By this engagement, the output shaft 40 is locked and the vehicle is restrained from moving.

  A structure in which a part of the parking gear 61 (the boss portion 61y) for restraining the vehicle is used as a bearing base 70 necessary for assembling the reverse driven gear 33 to the output shaft 40 is a reverse driven gear. When assembling 33, the cylindrical base portion 48a of the needle bearing 48 as seen in the driven gears 31, 32, 34 to 37 of other shift stages is not required separately.

  Therefore, with the installation of the parking gear 61, the number of parts can be reduced and the cost can be reduced. In addition, since the boss portion 33a of the reverse drive gear 33 wraps around the boss portion 61y of the parking gear 61, the distance between the reverse drive gear 33 and the parking gear 61 can be shortened, and the output correspondingly. The total length of the shaft 40 can be shortened.

  In particular, since the reverse driven gear 33 has a large diameter, if it is adjacent to the parking gear 33 having a small diameter, the tooth width of the parking gear 33 can be secured and the total length of the output shaft 40 can be shortened. Moreover, if the parking gear 61 is arranged between the output gear 42 and the reverse driven gear 33, the parking gear 61 can be installed by utilizing a dead space that tends to occur on the end side of the output shaft 40. Therefore, it is easy to conclude that the output shaft 40 is shortened.

  The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and various modifications may be made without departing from the spirit of the present invention. For example, in one embodiment, a structure in which a reverse drive gear is disposed in the parking gear is described as an example. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and the parking gear is disposed adjacent to another gear driven gear. You may apply also to a structure.

1 is a schematic view of a double clutch transmission according to an embodiment of the present invention. The front sectional view of the double clutch transmission. The sectional side view of the double clutch transmission. Sectional drawing which expands and shows the attachment structure of the driven gear of a reverse gear.

Explanation of symbols

  2 ... input system, 3-7 ... drive gear, 9,10 ... input shaft (first and second input shafts), 12,13 ... clutch, 30 ... output system, 33 ... driven gear (backward driven gear) Drive gear), 40, 41 ... output shaft (a pair of output shafts), 42, 43 ... output gear, 50-53 ... synchro mechanism, 61 ... parking gear, 61y ... boss portion, 70 ... bearing stand.

Claims (3)

A first input shaft having each drive gear of one gear group among a plurality of gears divided into two predetermined groups, and the first input shaft having each drive gear of the other gear group And a second input shaft that can rotate around the axis of the first input shaft and an end portion of each of the first and second input shafts. An input system configured to include a clutch that transmits to the input shaft;
A plurality of driven gears having a plurality of output shafts arranged in parallel with the first and second input shafts and meshing with the driving gears of the first and second input shafts are the driven gears. An output system provided on the plurality of output shafts, together with a synchro mechanism for transmitting a rotational force to
A parking gear provided adjacent to the driven gear on one output shaft of the plurality of output shafts;
The parking gear includes a bearing base for installing the driven gear formed by extending an annular boss portion assembled with the output shaft to a point where the driven gear adjacent to the parking gear is installed. Have
The double clutch transmission, wherein the adjacent driven gear is rotatably supported on the outer peripheral surface of the bearing stand.   The double clutch transmission according to claim 1, wherein the driven gear adjacent to the parking gear is a reverse driven gear. The one output shaft, in order from the end on the clutch side, is arranged with an output gear, a reverse driven gear,
The double clutch transmission according to claim 1, wherein the parking gear is disposed between the output gear and the reverse driven gear.

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