KR101755851B1 - Method for learning touch point of clutch for vehicles - Google Patents
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- F16—ENGINEERING ELEMENTS AND UNITS; GENERAL MEASURES FOR PRODUCING AND MAINTAINING EFFECTIVE FUNCTIONING OF MACHINES OR INSTALLATIONS; THERMAL INSULATION IN GENERAL
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F16—ENGINEERING ELEMENTS AND UNITS; GENERAL MEASURES FOR PRODUCING AND MAINTAINING EFFECTIVE FUNCTIONING OF MACHINES OR INSTALLATIONS; THERMAL INSULATION IN GENERAL
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a method of learning a touch point of a clutch for a vehicle in which a touch point can be learned in a running situation in which gears are accumulated on a non-driving shaft. In a case where gears are preliminarily placed on a non- A slip inducing step of gradually inducing a slip while gradually increasing a clutch torque; A vibration component detecting step of detecting a vibration component using the wheel speed and the input shaft speed in the process of inducing the slip; And a learning step of learning the clutch position of the current non-drive shaft as a touch point value when the detected vibration component value exceeds a reference value.
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The present invention provides a method of learning a touch point of a vehicle clutch capable of learning a touch point in a situation where gears are accumulated on a non-driving shaft.
The automatic manual transmission is a system that automatically controls the transmission based on a manual transmission mechanism. Unlike an automatic transmission using a torque converter and a wet multi-plate clutch, a dry clutch is used to transmit engine torque.
Particularly, the dry clutch has a characteristic that the clutch transmission torque greatly changes according to various factors such as wear tolerance due to individual component tolerances and durability of the components, thermal deformation due to high temperature, and change of friction coefficient of the disk, Estimation of torque is difficult.
Therefore, if the change of the transmission torque during the clutch control is not known, an excessive slip of the clutch may occur or an impact may be caused. Therefore, an algorithm for predicting the torque characteristic of the dry clutch in real time is needed.
Conventionally, the transmission torque characteristic and the touch point of the clutch are predicted through the micro-slip control of the clutch that predicts the transmission torque map (Torque-Stroke Curve: T-S curve) of the dry clutch in real time. Here, the TS curve is a curve obtained by data of the transmission torque characteristic of the dry clutch according to the stroke of the clutch actuator, and the touch point indicates the position of the clutch actuator at the time when power is transmitted to the clutch on the TS curve .
Especially, in the case of the touch point, when the touch point of the system is not known as an important factor of the clutch transmission characteristic, the drivability accompanied by an impact at the time of oscillation and low speed traveling is deteriorated. Since the touch point varies depending on the temperature and the centrifugal force, it is necessary to check the touch point at all times in the system.
Conventionally, learning is carried out on the touch point in a state where the gear is not engaged with the non-drive shaft during stopping.
In other words, when the clutch speed of the non-drive shaft falls freewheeling, when the clutch torque is applied to the throttle, there occurs a point where the acceleration of the shaft changes. Since the change of the acceleration means that the power starts to be transmitted by the clutch, You can check the starting point by touch point.
However, when the vehicle travels at a high speed, since the non-drive shaft gear is engaged and waited while driving to improve the shift performance, the conventional touch point learning method has a problem that it is difficult to confirm the touch point by using the non- .
It should be understood that the foregoing description of the background art is merely for the purpose of promoting an understanding of the background of the present invention and is not to be construed as an admission that the prior art is known to those skilled in the art.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made in order to solve the conventional problems as described above, and it is an object of the present invention to provide a method of learning a touch point of a vehicle clutch capable of learning a touch point in a running situation in which gears are accumulated on a non-
According to another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a slip induction method for inducing a slip while gradually increasing a clutch torque to a clutch disposed on a non-drive shaft when gears are preliminarily stacked on a non-drive shaft. A vibration component detecting step of detecting a vibration component using the wheel speed and the input shaft speed in the process of inducing the slip; And a learning step of learning the clutch position of the current non-drive shaft as a touch point value when the detected vibration component value exceeds a reference value.
In the slip induction step, the slip of the non-driving shaft clutch is less than a predetermined level, so that the slip can be induced within a range in which the vibration of the clutch can occur.
Wherein the vibration component detecting step includes: a reference speed generating step of generating a virtual target input shaft speed from the wheel speed; And a vibration component detecting step of detecting a vibration component by a difference between the actually measured input shaft speed and the virtual target input shaft speed.
In the vibration component detection step, the difference between the actually measured input shaft speed and the virtual target input shaft speed may be processed by a high pass filter to detect the vibration component.
Further comprising a driving state determining step of determining whether to enter the slip inducing step according to a driving state of the vehicle before the slip inducing step; The driving state of the vehicle determined in the driving state determination step may include a state in which the gear is engaged with both the driving shaft and the non-driving shaft, the power of the engine is transmitted through the driving shaft clutch, .
According to the present invention, the touch point of the clutch can be detected and learned by using the non-drive shaft even in a high-speed running state in which gears are meshed with both the drive shaft and the non-drive shaft, Thereby improving the transmission feel and driving ability of the vehicle.
1 is a diagram showing the overall structure of a vehicle equipped with a DCT.
2 is a diagram for explaining a learning flow of a touch point learning method according to the present invention.
3 is a view for explaining a configuration of a vibration component detector applied to the present invention.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.
The method of learning a touch point of a vehicle clutch of the present invention may include a slip inducing step, a vibration component detecting step, and a learning step.
Referring to FIG. 1, in detail, in a slip induction step, when gears are preliminarily stacked on a non-drive shaft, slip can be induced while gradually increasing the clutch torque to the clutch disposed on the non-drive shaft .
In the vibration component detecting step, the vibration component can be detected using the wheel speed and the input shaft speed in the process of inducing the slip.
Next, in the learning step, when the detected vibration component value is equal to or greater than the reference value, the clutch position of the current non-drive shaft can be learned as the touch point value.
In this case, the sleep inducing step may further include a driving state determining step of determining whether to enter the sleep inducing step according to the driving state of the vehicle before the sleep inducing step.
For example, the driving state of the vehicle determined in the driving state determination step may be a state in which the gear is engaged in both the driving shaft and the non-driving shaft, and when the vehicle is traveling with the power of the engine being transmitted through the driving shaft clutch You can enter.
Here, the drive shaft may be an input shaft that transmits the driving force of the engine to the output shaft through a clutch that is engaged among the two dry clutches mounted on the DCT, and the non-driving shaft is connected to the remaining clutch, And may be an input shaft that does not directly transmit driving force.
1, the drive shaft and the non-drive shaft are denoted by reference numerals INPUT1 and INPUT2, respectively. The clutch disposed on the drive shaft is indicated by CL1 and the clutch disposed on the non-drive shaft is indicated by CL2. It is noted that the clutch actuators applying the clutch torque to the drive shaft clutch are denoted by CLA1 and CLA2, respectively. However, the drive shaft and the non-drive shaft may be interchanged according to the currently engaged gear stage.
That is, when the vehicle is driven at a high speed in a state where the gear is coupled to the drive shaft and the clutch disposed on the drive shaft is engaged, the gear provided on the non-drive shaft also becomes a pre-combination state.
In this state, the clutch actuator CLA2 applies the clutch torque to the clutch disposed on the non-drive shaft in the direction of gradually increasing the speed to induce the slip of the non-drive shaft clutch. In the slip process, the
According to the above configuration, the present invention can detect and learn the touch point of the clutch using the non-drive shaft even in a high-speed running state in which gears are meshed with both the drive shaft and the non-drive shaft, The transmission feeling and the driving performance of the vehicle can be improved.
In the present invention, in the slip induction step, the slip of the non-drive shaft clutch is less than a predetermined level, so that the slip can be induced within a range in which the vibration of the clutch can be generated.
That is, when the clutch torque is gradually applied to the clutch provided on the non-driving shaft to reach the vicinity of the touch point, it is not enough for the occupant to feel, but the slip Lt; / RTI >
In the present invention, the vibration component detection step may include: a reference speed generation step of generating a virtual target input shaft speed from the wheel speed; and a vibration component detection step of detecting a vibration component by a difference between the actually measured input shaft speed and the virtual target input shaft speed. And a detection step.
In addition, in the vibration component detection step, the difference between the actually measured input shaft speed and the virtual target input shaft speed can be processed by the
That is, the input shaft speed sensor IS calculates the speed of the input shaft that provides power to the present wheel by multiplying the speed ratio of the transmission gear currently engaged with the speed signal input from the vehicle's wheel speed sensor Ws by the longitudinal speed reduction ratio, The drift component can be removed and the vibration component value can be detected as a reference of the input shaft speed by processing the difference of the input shaft speed inputted from the input shaft speed by the
For example, before the non-drive shaft slips, the vibration due to the difference between the input shaft speed calculated based on the wheel speed sensor Ws and the input shaft speed measured by the input shaft speed sensor IS has a relatively low frequency band, At the time when the clutch vibrates due to the slip of the clutch, the high-
Therefore, it is possible to detect the clutch position at the point of time when the high frequency equal to or higher than the reference value is detected as the touch point value, and update it with the touch point.
Here, the vibration component detection according to the present invention can be detected through the
For example, the vibration component extractor includes an
Since the vibration component value processed by the
While the present invention has been particularly shown and described with reference to exemplary embodiments thereof, it is clearly understood that the same is by way of illustration and example only and is not to be construed as limited to the specific embodiments set forth herein; rather, .
1: Vibration component detector 3:
5: High pass filter 7:
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A vibration component detecting step of generating a virtual target input shaft speed from the wheel speed in the process of inducing the slip and detecting a vibration component by a difference between the actually measured input shaft speed and the virtual target input shaft speed; And
And learning the clutch position of the current non-drive shaft as a touch point value when the detected vibration component value exceeds a reference value.
Wherein the slip inducing step induces a slip in a range in which the slip of the non-driving shaft clutch is less than a predetermined level so that vibration of the clutch can occur.
Wherein the vibration component detecting step detects a vibration component by processing a difference between an actually measured input shaft speed and the virtual target input shaft speed using a high pass filter.
Further comprising a driving state determining step of determining whether to enter the slip inducing step according to a driving state of the vehicle before the slip inducing step;
The driving state of the vehicle judged by the driving state judging step is a state in which the gear is engaged with both the driving shaft and the non-driving shaft, the power of the engine is transmitted through the driving shaft clutch, Wherein the touch point learning method comprises:
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