US2020317042A1PendingUtilityA1
Motor integration assembly
Est. expiryOct 6, 2031(~5.2 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
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Abstract
A motor integration assembly includes a supporting structure for connecting a transmission of a vehicle to a drivetrain of the vehicle, wherein the support structure includes a housing to receive a portion of the drivetrain of the vehicle. The motor integration assembly also includes a torque transfer unit for transferring torque from an electric machine to the portion of the drivetrain of the vehicle.
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1 . A motor integration assembly, comprising:
a supporting structure for connecting a transmission of a vehicle to a drivetrain of the vehicle, wherein the support structure includes a housing to receive a portion of the drivetrain of the vehicle; and a torque transfer unit for transferring torque from an electric machine to the portion of the drivetrain of the vehicle.
2 . The motor integration assembly of claim 1 , wherein the electric machine is located in a portion of the vehicle for a four-wheel drive component.
3 . The motor integration assembly of claim 1 , wherein the motor integration assembly is positioned in a location for a tail housing of the transmission of the vehicle.
4 . The motor integration assembly of claim 1 , wherein the electrical machine is located internal to the motor integration assembly.
5 . The motor integration assembly of claim 1 , wherein the electric machine is located external to motor integration assembly.
6 . The motor integration assembly of claim 1 , wherein the supporting structure includes a multi-piece bracket.
7 . The motor integration assembly of claim 1 , wherein the motor integration assembly is substantially aligned with the transmission and the drivetrain of the vehicle along an axis of rotation.
8 . The motor integration assembly of claim 1 , wherein the torque transfer unit includes gearing for transferring torque from the electric machine to the drivetrain of the vehicle.
9 . The motor integration assembly of claim 1 , wherein the electric machine converts electrical power to mechanical power.
10 . A hybrid-electric vehicle system, comprising:
a transmission for providing torque to a drivetrain of the hybrid-electric vehicle; an electric machine for providing torque to the drivetrain of the hybrid-electric vehicle; and a motor integration assembly, comprising,
a supporting structure for connecting the transmission of the hybrid-electric vehicle to the drivetrain of the hybrid-electric vehicle, wherein the support structure includes a housing to receive a portion of the drivetrain of the hybrid-electric vehicle, and
a torque transfer unit for transferring torque from the electric machine to the portion of the drivetrain of the hybrid-electric vehicle.
11 . The hybrid-electric vehicle system of claim 10 , wherein the electric machine is located in a portion of the vehicle for a four-wheel drive component.
12 . The hybrid-electric vehicle system of claim 10 , wherein the motor integration assembly is positioned in a location for a tail housing of the transmission of the vehicle.
13 . The hybrid-electric vehicle system of claim 10 , wherein the electrical machine is located internal to the motor integration assembly.
14 . The hybrid-electric vehicle system of claim 10 , wherein the electric machine is located external to motor integration assembly.
15 . The hybrid-electric vehicle system of claim 10 , wherein the supporting structure includes a multi-piece bracket.
16 . The hybrid-electric vehicle system of claim 10 , wherein the motor integration assembly is substantially aligned with the transmission and the drive electric of the vehicle along an axis of rotation.
17 . The hybrid-electric vehicle system of claim 10 , wherein the torque transfer unit includes gearing for transferring torque from the electric machine to the drivetrain of the vehicle.
18 . The hybrid-electric vehicle system of claim 10 , wherein the electric machine converts electrical power to mechanical power.
19 . A method of installing a hybrid-electric conversion system, comprising:
replacing a tail housing of a transmission of a vehicle with a motor integration assembly for transferring torque from a combustion engine and an electric machine to a drivetrain of the vehicle.
20 . The method of claim 19 , wherein the motor integration assembly utilizes connection points of the transmission used by the tail housing.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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