Description
Automatic Transmission Systems: Hardware & Control. This course is a technical and practical program that provides an in-depth examination of the hardware, hydraulics, and software logic of modern automatic transmission controllers in the automotive industry. This course is designed for engineers and professionals working in the automotive, powertrain, or systems integration fields who are seeking a deeper and more practical understanding of automatic transmissions. This course examines the interaction between the mechanical, hydraulic, and electronic systems that drive today’s modern transmissions from a technical and rigorous perspective. Students gain practical insight into torque converters, clutch control, electrohydraulic actuators, and the software logic of the transmission control unit (TCU). Whether you are working in calibration, troubleshooting, component design, or vehicle integration, this course provides a strong link between theory and practice. The topics of this course cover a wide range of specialized topics, including a historical review of the evolution of transmissions and their types such as AT, CVT, DCT and AMT, a review of the structure and operation of torque converters, gear sets, wet clutches, hydraulic and electro-hydraulic systems including valve bodies, solenoid valves or PWM solenoids, and input and output sensors. The architecture of the TCU transmission control unit, signal processing, CAN communications with ECU and ESP units, adaptive software logic and gear shift timing are also analyzed in detail. The final sections also address topics such as clutch-to-clutch control, gear shift quality, evaluation criteria, calibration methods and case studies of engineering files, common failures and slippage troubleshooting so that participants can achieve complete mastery.
What you will learn
- Identify and describe all the main and key components of automatic transmissions.
- Understand the concepts of torque multiplication, NVH damping, and lock-up clutch control.
- Analysis of the role of electro-hydraulic control systems and pressure solenoid valves
- Interpretation of clutch curves, torque-to-pressure mapping and adaptive calibration
- Implementing gearshift quality objectives using AVL DRIVE and VDV measurement metrics
- Assessing how the TCU communicates with the ECU and ESP units and managing control logic issues
This course is suitable for people who:
- Engineers working in the automotive industry, powertrain engineering or vehicle integration
- Automotive component designers and specialists in the calibration and troubleshooting of motion systems
- Students and graduates of mechanical engineering, mechatronics, and automotive engineering
- Those interested in advanced automotive engineering topics and the internal structure of modern gearboxes
Course Description Automatic Transmission Systems: Hardware & Control
- Publisher: Udemy
- Instructor: Clive Crewe
- Training level: Beginner to advanced
- Training duration: 2 hours and 30 minutes
- Number of lessons: 7
Course topics
Prerequisites for the Automatic Transmission Systems: Hardware & Control course
- No prior transmission experience required, but technical aptitude is essential
- Basic knowledge of mechanical engineering or mechatronics
- Familiarity with basic automotive systems
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Sample course video
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