Kerfegar K. Katrak - Kalamazoo MI, US Naresh K. Kodela - Pune, IN Richard E. Zuppann - Kalamazoo MI, US Christopher Pollack - Kalamazoo MI, US John Manyala - Kalamazoo MI, US Todd W. Fritz - Kalamazoo MI, US Ken R. Anderson - Kalamazoo MI, US Ian D. McKenzie - Kalamazoo MI, US
International Classification:
G06F 17/00 G01B 7/30
US Classification:
701 51, 3242072
Abstract:
Receiving sensor data related to position of a gear in a transmission, the sensor data including data from a first sensor and data from a second sensor; determining a first indicated position of the gear from the data from the first sensor; determining a second indicated position of the gear from the data from the second sensor; comparing the first indicated position to the second indicated position; and determining based on the comparison a gear engagement status of the gear.
Shift Rail Transmission Position Sensing With Tolerance For Sensor Loss
Kerfegar K. Katrak - Kalamazoo MI, US Naresh K. Kodela - Pune, IN Richard E. Zuppann - Kalamazoo MI, US Christopher Pollack - Kalamazoo MI, US John Manyala - Kalamazoo MI, US Todd W. Fritz - Kalamazoo MI, US Ken R. Anderson - Kalamazoo MI, US Ian D. McKenzie - Kalamazoo MI, US
International Classification:
G06F 17/00
US Classification:
701 55, 701 51
Abstract:
A number N of position sensors, each associated with one of N shift rails in a shift rail transmission system, wherein the set of N sensors is divided into subsets and each subset is provided a common reference from a control module; and a processing component that determines from data from each sensor whether the shift rail associated with that sensor is in a position of engagement of a first gear, a position of engagement of a second gear, or in a neutral position.Further, providing a first common reference to a first set of shift rail position sensors; providing a second common reference to a second set of shift rail position sensors; receiving sensor data from each position sensor; determining that the data from the first set of position sensors is unreliable; and operating a transmission using only the gears related to the position sensors in the second set.
Naresh Kumar Kodela - Pune, IN Richard Earl Zuppann - Kalamazoo MI, US Christopher Pollack - Kalamazoo MI, US John Manyala - Kalamazoo MI, US Todd William Fritz - Kalamazoo MI, US Ken R. Anderson - Kalamazoo MI, US Ian Daniel McKenzie - Kalamazoo MI, US
Assignee:
Eaton Corporation - Cleveland OH
International Classification:
F16H 61/68 G01B 7/30
US Classification:
701 60, 3242072
Abstract:
Receiving sensor data related to position of a gear in a transmission, the sensor data including data from a first sensor and data from a second sensor; determining a first indicated position of the gear from the data from the first sensor; determining a second indicated position of the gear from the data from the second sensor; comparing the first indicated position to the second indicated position; and determining based on the comparison a gear engagement status of the gear.
- Zeeland MI, US Eric S. Sloterbeek - Hudsonville MI, US Elliot M. Busta - Grand Rapids MI, US Christopher D. Pollack - Zeeland MI, US Jeffery E. Irvin - Holland MI, US Joel D. Geerlings - Zeeland MI, US
Assignee:
GENTEX CORPORATION - Zeeland MI
International Classification:
B60R 1/04 B60R 1/12
Abstract:
A rearview device having a housing that defines a cavity. The rearview device additionally includes an electro-optic element. In some embodiments, the housing may comprise a peripheral flange. The peripheral flange may have a mounting surface and a lip. The electro-optic element may be associated with the mounting surface. Further, the lip may substantially circumscribe the electro-optic element. In other embodiments, the rearview device may further comprise a mounting assembly having one or more mechanical fastener acceptors. One or more mechanical fasteners may be received by the mechanical fastener acceptors and extend through holes both in a holder and a circuit board disposed in the cavity. In yet other embodiments, the one or more mechanical fasteners may be received by the mechanical fastener acceptors and extend through and be supported by a washer disposed in the cavity.
- Cleveland OH, US Christopher G. Pollack - Portage MI, US Daniel Sepasi - Irvine CA, US
International Classification:
B60G 17/016 B60G 17/019 B60G 17/015 B60G 17/018
Abstract:
A method and device utilizing pressure and/or height measurements across an axle of a vehicle to detect when the vehicle turns and, when a turn is detected, a control action is taken to avoid pneumatic pressure loss by inhibiting active leveling via the height adjustable suspension.
A rearview device includes a connector assembly that has a body that includes a plurality of electrical leads that extend therefrom and are removably coupled therewith. A plurality of contact-receiving apertures extend through the body and receive a plurality of spring contacts on a circuit board. The plurality of spring contacts abut and are compressed between the circuit board and the body. The plurality of spring contacts directly engage the plurality of electrical leads when inserted into the plurality of contact-receiving apertures. A plurality of peripheral walls are adjacent the circuit board.
Rearview Assembly Housing With Radio Frequency Activated Bond
- Zeeland MI, US Christopher D. Pollack - Zeeland MI, US
Assignee:
Gentex Corporation - Zeeland MI
International Classification:
B60R 1/12 B60R 1/04 B29C 65/14
Abstract:
A method of making a rearview assembly includes operably coupling a rearview device with a front housing. A bonding material is applied to the front housing and a printed circuit board is operably coupled with the front housing. A rear housing is engaged with the front housing. Energy is applied to bond the front housing with the rear housing.
- Zeeland MI, US Eric S. Lundy - Grand Rapids MI, US Christopher D. Pollack - Zeeland MI, US
International Classification:
H01R 4/48 B60R 1/08 H01R 4/18
Abstract:
A connector assembly is operably coupled with a circuit board for a rearview device. The connector assembly includes a body having a plurality of electrical leads extending therefrom. A plurality of contact-receiving apertures are defined through the body. A plurality of spring-biased contacts extend into the contact-receiving apertures and are guided by a plurality of columns. The plurality of spring-biased contacts are in electrical communication with the plurality of electrical leads when inserted into the contact-receiving apertures of the body.
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