This application is the U.S. National Phase of PCT/DE2017/100851 filed Oct. 9, 2017, which claims priority to DE 102016220060.7 filed Oct. 14, 2016, the entire disclosures of which are incorporated by reference herein.
The disclosure relates to a drive device for a motor vehicle, in particular for an electrically driven motor vehicle.
A drive device that has at least one electric drive machine, at least one first planetary drive, at least one clutch, and a differential is disclosed in DE 10 2011 088 668 A1. A rotor shaft of the drive machine is coupled to a first connecting shaft of the planetary drive formed by at least three connecting shafts for conjoint rotation therewith. A second connecting shaft of the first planetary drive is can be secured by a shifting collar of the clutch to a component of the drive device for conjoint rotation therewith. A third connecting shaft of the first planetary drive is operatively connected to an output shaft of the differential. The shifting collar is either in a form fitting engagement with the second connecting shaft of the first planetary drive or it can be slid into a torque transferring operative connection with the output shaft of the differential.
DE 10 2012 011 686A1 discloses a drive device for a motor vehicle that has an electric drive machine, a transmission formed by two planetary stages and a differential, as well as a clutch. The transmission can be coupled via the clutch to the electric drive machine for power transfer, or it can be disengaged, for example, for a “coasting” state of the electric machine.
DE 11 2014 001 283 T5 discloses a drive device for a motor vehicle that has an electric drive machine, a transmission formed by a shiftable planetary gearing with two clutches, and a differential gearing. The planetary gearing is formed by two planetary stages. The planetary gearings are locked to one another via the clutch such that the transmission functions with a gear transmission ratio of 1:1. The rotational rate of the electric machine can be reduced by the second clutch.
The object of the present disclosure is to further develop a drive device for a motor vehicle.
The drive device for a motor vehicle according to the disclosure comprises an electric drive machine, which is operatively connected to a transmission via a drive shaft, wherein the transmission has at least a first and second planetary stage and a differential stage, wherein the first planetary stage has a first planetary gear train with numerous planet gears, wherein the planet gears of the first planetary gear train can rotate on a first planet carrier and mesh with a first sun gear and a first ring gear, wherein the second planetary state has a second planetary gear train with numerous planet gears, wherein the planet gears of the second planetary gear train can rotate on a second planet carrier and mesh with a second sun gear and a second ring gear, wherein the first planet carrier is connected to the second planet carrier for conjoint rotation therewith, wherein the second ring gear is secured in a stationary manner to a housing, and wherein the second planet carrier is operatively connected to the differential stage, wherein a double-clutch device with a first and second power-shiftable clutch is located between the first and second planetary stages, wherein the first ring gear can be connected to the second sun gear via the first clutch, and wherein the first ring gear can be connected to the second planet carrier via the second clutch.
The term “operatively connected” may be understood to mean that two transmission elements can be connected directly to one another, or that further transmission elements are located between two transmission elements, e.g. one or more shafts or gearwheels. Two gearwheels that mesh or engage with one another transfer a torque and a rotational rate from the one gearwheel to the other gearwheel. A gearwheel is understood to be a sun gear, a ring gear, or a planet gear of a planetary gear train.
A double-clutch device may be a device with two power-shiftable clutches. Furthermore, the term “power-shiftable clutch” may refer to a device with at least a disengaged and an engaged state, and that can be shifted between the at least two states while subjected to a load. In the disengaged state, the clutch transfers no torque. The clutch thus may transfer a torque between two shafts operatively connected to said clutch when in an at least partially engaged state, wherein the two shafts are connected for conjoint rotation when the clutch is engaged. Furthermore, when the first clutch is engaged, the first ring gear is connected to the second sun gear for conjoint rotation therewith, wherein when the second clutch is engaged, the first ring gear is connected to the second planet carrier for conjoint rotation therewith. The respective clutches are frictional clutches, in particular. Furthermore, the two clutches may be coaxial to one another. In particular, each clutch can be actuated by a respective actuator, in order to disengage or engage the respective clutch. The actuator can be hydraulic, electromechanical, electromagnetic, or pneumatic.
The disclosure includes the technical teaching that when both clutches are disengaged, power transfer is shut off. When the first clutch is engaged and the second clutch is disengaged, a first transmission ratio is obtained, wherein an engagement of the second clutch and disengagement of the first clutch results in a second transmission ratio. The first transmission ratio may be different than the second transmission ratio. By way of example, the first transmission ratio can be greater than the second transmission ratio. Alternatively, the first transmission ratio is less than the second transmission ratio.
The electric drive machine may have a stator and a rotor, wherein the rotor is connected to the drive shaft for conjoint rotation therewith. In addition, the drive shaft is in the form of a rotor shaft. The differential stage may form a spur gear differential, wherein the differential stage distributes a drive power from the drive machine to a first and second output shaft. In particular, the drive machine is coaxial to the differential stage. The drive shaft may be coaxial to both output shafts. In particular, the drive shaft forms a hollow shaft, wherein one of the two output shafts passes axially through the drive shaft. The two output shafts may be located on a common drive axis. The differential stage has first and second planetary gear trains, wherein the planet gears of the first planetary gear train of the differential stage mesh with gear teeth on the first output shaft, wherein the planet gears of the second planetary gear train mesh with teeth on the second output shaft, and wherein the planet gears of both planetary gear trains mesh in pairs.
Further measures improving the disclosure shall be explained in greater detail below in conjunction with the description of an embodiment of the disclosure based on the sole FIGURE. The single FIGURE shows a simplified, schematic illustration of the construction of a drive device according to the disclosure.
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The transmission 3 comprises first and second planetary stages 4, 5, and a differential stage 6. The differential stage 6 is in the form of a spur gear differential, and distributes a drive power of the drive machine 1 to a first and second output shaft 15a, 15b. The drive shaft 2 is coaxial to the two output shafts 15a, 15b. Furthermore, the drive machine 1 is coaxial to the differential stage 6.
The first planetary stage 4 has a first planetary gear train with numerous planet gears 7a, wherein the planet gears 7a of the first planetary gear train can rotate on a first planet carrier 8a and mesh with a first sun gear 9a and a first ring gear 10a. Furthermore, the planet gears 7a of the first planetary gear train are located radially between the first sun gear 9a and the first ring gear 10a. The drive shaft 2 is connected to the first sun gear 9a for conjoint rotation therewith.
Furthermore, the second planetary stage 5 has a second planetary gear train with numerous planet gears 7b, wherein the planet gears 7b of the second planetary gear train can rotate on a planet carrier 8b and mesh with a second sun gear 9b and a second ring gear 10b. Furthermore, the planet gears 7b of the second planetary gear train are located radially between the second sun gear 9b and the second ring gear 10b. The ring gear is secured in a stationary manner to the housing 16 of the transmission 3. Furthermore, the second planet carrier 8b is operatively connected to the differential stage 6.
Moreover, a double-clutch device 11 with first and second power-shiftable clutches 12a, 12b is located between the first and second planetary stages 4, 5. The first ring gear 10a can be connected via the first clutch 12a to the second sun gear 9b. Because the second sun gear 9b is connected to the first planet carrier 8a for conjoint rotation therewith, when the first clutch 12a is engaged, the first planet carrier 8a, the first ring gear 10a, and the second sun gear 9b are connected to one another for conjoint rotation. Furthermore, the first ring gear 10a can be connected to the second planet carrier 8b via the second clutch 12b. When the first clutch 12a is engaged and the second clutch 12b is disengaged, a first transmission ratio is obtained, and when the second clutch 12b is engaged, and the first clutch 12a is disengaged, a second transmission ratio is obtained. The first transmission ratio differs from the second transmission ratio. By disengaging both clutches 12a, 12b, the power transfer is shut off, wherein the drive machine 1 is decoupled from the two output shafts 15a, 15b.
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