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Granted Patent B2
US 12,722,473 · App. 19/265,462 · Granted Sep 1, 2026

Hybrid automated manual transmission

Inventor: Graeme Andrew Jackson (Kalamazoo, MI)
Assignee: Eaton Cummins Automated Transmission Technologies LLC
B60K6/547B60K6/365F16H3/006F16H37/046F16H2003/008
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Patent No.
US 12,722,473
App. No.
19/265,462
Granted
Sep 1, 2026
Kind
B2
Abstract

A hybrid automated manual transmission includes an input shaft configured to be connected to a prime mover by an input clutch. At least one splitter gear connectable to the input shaft. A main shaft is concentric with the input shaft and includes at least two main shaft gears connectable to the main shaft. At least one countershaft includes at least one first driven gears drivingly engaged with the at least one splitter gear and at least two second driven gears drivingly engaged with the at least two main shaft gears. A motor generator is drivingly connected to the input shaft.

Claims (21)

1 . A hybrid automated manual transmission, comprising:

an input shaft configured to be connected to a prime mover by an input clutch;

at least one splitter gear connectable to the input shaft;

a main shaft coaxial with the input shaft;

at least two main shaft gears connectable to the main shaft;

at least one countershaft having at least one first driven gear drivingly engaged with the at least one splitter gear and at least two second driven gears drivingly engaged with the at least two main shaft gears; and

a motor generator drivingly connected to the input shaft by a reduced gear ratio, wherein the motor generator is at a rear of the main shaft.

2 . The hybrid automated manual transmission according to claim 1 , wherein the motor generator is drivingly connected to the input shaft by a gear mounted to the input shaft.

3 . The hybrid automated manual transmission according to claim 2 , wherein the motor generator includes a drive shaft and a drive gear that are engaged with the gear mounted to the input shaft.

4 . The hybrid automated manual transmission according to claim 1 , further comprising a range gear system drivingly connected to the main shaft.

5 . The hybrid automated manual transmission according to claim 4 , further comprising a retarder drivingly engaged with an output shaft of the range gear system.

6 . A hybrid automated manual transmission, comprising:

an input shaft configured to be connected to a prime mover by an input clutch;

at least one splitter gear connectable to the input shaft;

a main shaft coaxial with the input shaft;

at least two main shaft gears connectable to the main shaft;

at least one countershaft having at least one first driven gears drivingly engaged with the at least one splitter gear and at least two second driven gears drivingly engaged with the at least two main shaft gears; and

a motor generator drivingly connected to the input shaft by a gear mounted to the input shaft, wherein the motor generator is at a rear of the main shaft.

7 . The hybrid automated manual transmission according to claim 6 , wherein the motor generator includes a drive shaft and a drive gear that are drivingly engaged with the gear mounted to the input shaft.

8 . The hybrid automated manual transmission according to claim 6 , further comprising a range gear system drivingly connected to the main shaft.

9 . The hybrid automated manual transmission according to claim 6 , further comprising a retarder drivingly engaged with an output shaft of the range gear system.

Continuity (4)
Division 18796503 · Aug 7, 2024
Continuation 17959549 · Oct 4, 2022
Provisional Application 63254250 · Oct 11, 2021
Related Publication 20250340107A1 · Nov 6, 2025
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