JP2020101091A - Control device, and control method - Google Patents

Abstract

To effectively improve control accuracy of engine speed control in an inertia phase.SOLUTION: An engine speed control part includes: a target engine speed setting part 130 for setting a target engine speed for matching an engine speed with a clutch output rotation speed in an inertial phase; an estimated torque calculation part 160 for calculating clutch estimated torque transmitted from clutches 21, 22 to an automatic transmission during the inertial phase; and control parts 120, 140, 150, 170 for controlling output torque of an engine 10 so as to match the engine speed with the target engine speed on the basis of a deviation between the target engine speed and the engine speed, and the clutch estimated torque during the inertial phase.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 2

Description

The present disclosure relates to a control device and a control method, and more particularly to a control device and a control method for a power transmission device in which rotational power of a driving force source is transmitted to an automatic transmission via a clutch.

Conventionally, in a stepped automatic transmission that realizes a plurality of shift speeds by switching clutches, the engine torque is controlled during the inertia phase, which is one of the shift progress processes, and the engine speed is set to the engaged state. It is known to perform engine speed control in which the output speed of the clutch that is switched to is gradually matched. By performing such engine speed control, it is possible to effectively suppress the occurrence of torque fluctuations, etc., as compared with the case where the engine torque control is performed by controlling the clutch torque.

For example, Patent Document 1 discloses a technique of setting a predetermined target engine speed during the inertia phase and controlling the engine torque so that the engine speed follows the target engine speed.

JP-A-10-122355

By the way, in the technique described in Patent Document 1, the influence of the transmission torque of the clutch on the control input (instruction value) to the engine is not considered in controlling the engine speed. Therefore, when the clutch transmission torque fluctuates during the inertia phase, the control accuracy of the engine speed control cannot be ensured, which may lead to a reduction in gear shift responsiveness or drivability. is there.

The technique of the present disclosure aims to effectively improve the control accuracy of engine speed control in the inertia phase.

The device of the present disclosure is a control device for a power transmission device in which rotational power of a driving force source is transmitted to an automatic transmission through a clutch, and an input rotation of rotational power input from the driving force source to the clutch. Input rotation speed acquisition means for acquiring the speed, output rotation speed acquisition means for acquiring the output rotation speed of the rotational power output from the clutch, in the inertia phase, which is one of the shifting process of the automatic transmission, A target rotational speed setting means for setting a target rotational speed of the driving force source that matches the input rotational speed with the output rotational speed; and a clutch estimated torque transmitted from the clutch to the automatic transmission during the inertia phase. Estimated torque calculating means for calculating, and during the inertia phase, based on the deviation between the target rotation speed and the input rotation speed and the clutch estimated torque, so that the input rotation speed matches the target rotation speed. Control means for controlling the output torque of the driving force source.

Further, it is preferable that the control means feedback-controls the output torque of the driving force source based on a torque instruction value obtained by adding the clutch estimated torque to a deviation torque obtained by feedback control processing from the deviation.

The method of the present disclosure is a method for controlling a power transmission device in which rotational power of a driving force source is transmitted to an automatic transmission through a clutch, and in an inertia phase that is one of the shift progress processes of the automatic transmission. Setting a target rotational speed of the driving force source that matches an input rotational speed of the rotational power input from the driving force source to the clutch with an output rotational speed of the rotational power output from the clutch, and the inertia phase A clutch estimated torque transmitted from the clutch to the automatic transmission is calculated, and the input based on the deviation between the target rotational speed and the input rotational speed and the clutch estimated torque during the inertia phase. The output torque of the driving force source is controlled so that the rotation speed matches the target rotation speed.

According to the technique of the present disclosure, it is possible to effectively improve the control accuracy of engine speed control in the inertia phase.

It is a typical block diagram which shows the power transmission device mounted in the vehicle which concerns on this embodiment. FIG. 3 is a schematic functional configuration diagram of an engine speed control unit according to the present embodiment. It is a timing chart explaining a change of various state quantities at the time of shift up which changes the 2nd clutch from a release state to an engagement state, changing the 1st clutch from an engagement state to a release state. It is a flowchart figure explaining the flow of the engine speed control which concerns on this embodiment.

Hereinafter, a control device and a control method according to this embodiment will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. The same parts are denoted by the same reference numerals, and their names and functions are also the same. Therefore, detailed description thereof will not be repeated.

FIG. 1 is a schematic configuration diagram showing a power transmission device mounted on a vehicle 1 according to the present embodiment.

The vehicle 1 is equipped with an engine 10, which is an example of a driving force source. The crankshaft 11 of the engine 10 is connected to the first and second transmission input shafts 31 and 32 of the transmission mechanism 30 (automatic transmission) via the dual clutch device 20 (clutch). The transmission output shaft 33 of the transmission mechanism 30 is connected to a propeller shaft connected to left and right drive wheels (not shown) via a differential gear device or the like.

The dual clutch device 20 has a first clutch 21 and a second clutch 22.

The first clutch 21 is, for example, a wet multi-plate clutch, a clutch hub 23 that integrally rotates with the crankshaft 11, a first clutch drum 24 that integrally rotates with the first transmission input shaft 31, and a plurality of frictions. A first clutch plate 25 in which plates and separate plates are alternately arranged, a first piston 26 that press-contacts the first clutch plate 25, a first hydraulic chamber 26A, and a first return spring 26B are provided. A friction member (not shown) is attached to the friction plate of the first clutch plate 25.

In the first clutch 21, in response to a command from the control unit 100, the first piston 26 is output on the output side (the right side in FIG. 1) by the pressure (operating oil pressure) of the operating oil supplied from the oil supply circuit 70 to the first hydraulic chamber 26A. When the stroke of the first clutch plate 25 is moved, the first clutch plate 25 is brought into pressure contact with the first clutch plate 25 to be in an engaged state (contact state) for transmitting torque. On the other hand, when the operating hydraulic pressure in the first hydraulic chamber 26A is released in response to a command from the control unit 100, the first piston 26 strokes to the input side (leftward in FIG. 1) by the urging force of the first return spring 26B. By moving, the 1st clutch 21 will be in the release state (disconnection state) which interrupts|blocks power transmission.

The second clutch 22 is, for example, a wet multi-plate clutch, and includes a clutch hub 23, a second clutch drum 27 that rotates integrally with the second transmission input shaft 32, and a plurality of friction plates and separate plates alternately. It has the 2nd clutch plate 28 arranged, the 2nd piston 29 which press-contacts the 2nd clutch plate 28, the 2nd oil pressure room 29A, and the 2nd return spring 29B. A friction member (not shown) is attached to the friction plate of the second clutch plate 28.

In the second clutch 22, when the second piston 29 is stroke-moved to the output side (rightward in FIG. 1) by the hydraulic pressure supplied from the oil supply circuit 70 to the second hydraulic chamber 29A in response to a command from the control unit 100. The second clutch plate 28 is brought into pressure contact with each other to be in an engagement state (contact state) for transmitting torque. On the other hand, when the operating hydraulic pressure of the second hydraulic chamber 29A is released in response to the command from the control unit 100, the second piston 29 is stroked to the input side (leftward in FIG. 1) by the urging force of the second return spring 29B. By moving, the 2nd clutch 22 will be in the release state (disconnection state) which interrupts|blocks power transmission.

The oil supply circuit 70 includes an oil strainer 72 immersed in hydraulic oil in an oil pan 71, a main supply line 73 connected to the oil strainer 72, and first and second supply lines 74 branched from the main supply line 73. , 75 and. Further, an oil pump OP driven by the power of the engine 10 is provided in the main supply line 73.

The first supply line 74 supplies hydraulic oil to the first hydraulic chamber 26A. The first supply line 74 is provided with a first electromagnetic valve 76 that controls the hydraulic pressure supplied to the first hydraulic chamber 26A. The second supply line 75 supplies hydraulic oil to the second hydraulic chamber 29A. The second supply line 75 is provided with a second electromagnetic valve 77 that controls the hydraulic pressure supplied to the second hydraulic chamber 29A. The operations of the first and second electromagnetic valves 76 and 77 are controlled by being energized in response to a command from the control unit 100.

The speed change mechanism 30 includes an auxiliary speed change unit 40 arranged on the input side and a main speed change unit 50 arranged on the output side. The transmission mechanism 30 includes a first transmission input shaft 31 and a second transmission input shaft 32 provided in the auxiliary transmission unit 40, a transmission output shaft 33 provided in the main transmission unit 50, and each of these shafts. 31 to 33 and a counter shaft 34 arranged in parallel. The first transmission input shaft 31 is relatively rotatably inserted into a hollow shaft that axially penetrates the second transmission input shaft 32.

The sub transmission unit 40 is provided with a first splitter gear pair 41 and a second splitter gear pair 42. The first splitter gear pair 41 includes a first input main gear 43 that is integrally rotatable with the first transmission input shaft 31, and a first input main gear 43 that is integrally rotatable with the sub shaft 34. It is provided with a first input auxiliary gear 44 that constantly bites. The second splitter gear pair 42 includes a second input main gear 45 that is integrally rotatable with the second transmission input shaft 32, and a second input main gear 45 that is integrally rotatable with the sub shaft 34. And a second input auxiliary gear 46 that constantly bites.

The main transmission unit 50 is provided with a plurality of output gear pairs 51 and a plurality of synchromesh mechanisms 55. Each output gear pair 51 includes an output sub gear 52 that is integrally rotatable with the sub shaft 34, and an output main gear 53 that is relatively rotatably provided with the output shaft 33 and that constantly meshes with the output sub gear 52. Equipped with. Each synchromesh mechanism 55 is configured to include a sleeve, a synchronizer ring, a dog gear, etc., which are not shown.

The operation of the synchromesh mechanism 55 is controlled by the control unit 100, and the shift shifter 85 shifts the sleeve of the synchromesh mechanism 55 according to the running state of the vehicle 1, the operating state of the engine 10, and the like. The transmission output shaft 33 and the output main gear 53 are selectively switched between an engaged state (gear-in state) and a non-engaged state (neutral state). The number of output gear pairs 51 and the synchromesh mechanism 55, the arrangement pattern, and the like are not limited to the illustrated examples, and can be appropriately changed without departing from the gist of the present disclosure.

In the present embodiment, in the auxiliary transmission unit 40, the gear ratio of the first splitter gear pair 41 is set to be smaller than that of the second splitter gear pair 42. That is, when the second clutch 22 is engaged and the driving force is transmitted from the second splitter gear pair 42 to the main transmission unit 50, the low speed side (odd number stage) can be set and the first clutch 21 is engaged. When the driving force is transmitted from the first splitter gear pair 41 to the main transmission unit 50, the high speed side (even stage) can be used.

The engine rotation speed sensor 90 (an example of an input rotation speed acquisition unit) acquires the rotation speed of the engine 10 per unit time (hereinafter, engine rotation speed ω _e ) from the crankshaft 11. The accelerator opening sensor 91 acquires a fuel injection amount Q (injection instruction value) of the engine 10 according to a depression amount of an accelerator pedal (not shown). The vehicle speed sensor 92 acquires the vehicle speed V of the vehicle 1 from the transmission output shaft 33 (or the propeller shaft). The vehicle speed sensor 92 may be a wheel speed sensor. The first input shaft rotation speed sensor 93 (an example of output rotation speed acquisition means) is a rotation speed per unit time of the first transmission input shaft 31 connected to the first clutch 21 (hereinafter, referred to as first clutch output rotation speed). ω ₁ ) is acquired. The second input shaft rotation speed sensor 94 (an example of an output rotation speed acquisition unit) is a rotation speed per unit time of the second transmission input shaft 32 connected to the second clutch 22 (hereinafter, referred to as second clutch output rotation speed). ω ₂ ) is acquired. The sensor values of these various sensors 90 to 94 are output to the control unit 100 electrically connected.

The control unit 100 performs various controls of the engine 10, the dual clutch device 20, the speed change mechanism 30, and the like, and includes a CPU (Central Processing Unit), a ROM (Read Only Memory), a RAM (Random Access Memory), an input port, and an output. It is configured with ports and the like.

Further, the control unit 100 has an automatic shift control unit 110, a clutch control unit 112, and an engine speed control unit 120 (control means) as a part of functional elements. In the present embodiment, these functional elements are described as being included in the control unit 100, which is an integral piece of hardware, but any one of them may be provided in separate pieces of hardware.

The automatic shift control unit 110 executes automatic shift control for shifting the transmission mechanism 30 up or down to an appropriate shift stage based on the operating state of the engine 10, the running state of the vehicle 1, and the like. More specifically, the memory of the control unit 100 stores a shift change map (not shown) that is referred to based on the fuel injection amount Q and the vehicle speed V. The automatic shift control unit 100 specifies an appropriate shift stage by referring to the shift change map based on the sensor values input from the accelerator opening sensor 91 and the vehicle speed sensor 92, and operates the shift shifter 85. , Shifting the transmission mechanism 30 to an appropriate shift stage.

The automatic transmission control unit 110 maintains the currently established power transmission path of the main transmission unit 50 (current gear) when the current gear stage is shifted up from an odd number stage to an even stage stage by the establishment of the shift-up request. While maintaining the synchromesh mechanism 55 corresponding to the step in the engaged state, the clutch control unit 112 is caused to switch the second clutch 22 from the engaged state to the released state and the first clutch 21 from the released state to the engaged state. Send an instruction signal. Similarly, the automatic transmission control unit 110 maintains the currently established power transmission path of the main transmission unit 50 when downshifting the current gear stage from the even number stage to the odd stage stage by the establishment of the shift down request. At the same time, an instruction signal for switching the first clutch 21 from the engaged state to the released state and the second clutch 22 from the released state to the engaged state is transmitted to the clutch control unit 112.

On the other hand, when the current gear stage is shifted up from the even gear stage to the odd gear stage due to the establishment of the shift-up request, the automatic shift control unit 110 brings the synchromesh mechanism 55 corresponding to the next gear stage into the engaged state. Then, while performing a pre-shift for establishing a power transmission path of the next gear stage in the main transmission unit 50 in advance, the clutch control unit 112 is caused to cause the first clutch 21 to be released from the engaged state and the second clutch 22 to be released from the released state. An instruction signal for switching to the engaged state is transmitted. Similarly, when the current gear is downshifted from the odd gear to the even gear due to the establishment of the downshift request, the automatic shift control unit 110 engages the synchromesh mechanism 55 corresponding to the next gear. Then, the pre-shift for establishing the power transmission path of the next gear stage in the main transmission unit 50 is performed in advance, and the second clutch 22 is released from the engaged state and the first clutch 21 is released to the clutch control unit 112. Or an instruction signal for switching to the engaged state is transmitted.

The clutch control unit 112 performs clutch switching control that switches between engagement and disengagement of the first clutch 21 and the second clutch 22 according to a command transmitted from the automatic shift control unit 110. Specifically, the clutch control unit 112 switches the engagement state from the engagement state to the release state over the period from the start of the torque phase in which the shift request is satisfied to the end of the inertia phase. Transmission torques Tc ₁ and Tc ₂ (torques transmitted from the clutches 21 and 22 to the input shafts 31 and 32, respectively) and the transmission torques of the first and second clutches 21 and 22 that switch from the released state to the engaged state. Supply hydraulic pressure Pc to the first or second hydraulic chamber 26A, 29A (amount of electricity supplied to the first or second electromagnetic valve 76, 77) so that Tc ₁ and Tc ₂ become desired clutch transmission torques, and The amount of oil discharged from the first or second hydraulic chamber 26A, 29A is controlled.

Here, the "torque phase" is one of the shifting processes that occur during the progress of automatic shifting, and the clutches 21 and 22 of the current gear shift gradually from the engaged state to the released state, and the This is a phase in which the stage clutches 21, 22 gradually shift from the released state to the engaged state. The "inertia phase" is one of the shifting processes that occur during the progress of automatic shifting, and the disengagement side clutches 21 and 22 are completely disengaged and the engagement side clutches 21 and 22 are in a slip state. Is completely engaged during the period, and during that period, the engine rotation speed ω _e is decreased in the case of shift up, while the engine rotation speed ω _e is increased in the case of shift down.

In the inertia phase after the torque phase, the engine rotation speed control unit 120 controls the clutch output rotation speeds ω ₁ , ω _{2 of} the first or second clutches 21, 22 whose engine rotation speed ω _e is switched from the released state to the engaged state. The engine torque is controlled so as to gradually match with, and engine speed control is executed to reduce or increase the engine speed ω _e .

Hereinafter, the details of the engine speed control will be described by taking an example of upshifting when switching the second clutch 22 from the released state to the engaged state while changing the first clutch 21 from the engaged state to the released state. It should be noted that during the downshift in which the second clutch 22 is switched from the disengaged state to the engaged state while the first clutch 21 is switched from the engaged state to the disengaged state, the first clutch 21 is switched from the engaged state to the disengaged state. At the time of upshift for switching 21 from the disengaged state to the engaged state, the same processing contents are applied at the time of downshift for switching the first clutch 21 from the disengaged state to the engaged state while changing the second clutch 22 from the engaged state to the disengaged state. Therefore, these explanations are omitted.

FIG. 2 is a schematic functional configuration diagram of the engine speed control unit 120 according to the present embodiment.

As shown in FIG. 2, the engine rotation speed control unit 120 includes a target engine rotation speed setting unit 130 (target rotation speed setting means), a deviation calculation unit 140, a feedback control unit 150, and a clutch estimated torque calculation unit 160 ( (Estimated torque calculation means) and an output unit 170. Note that here, PID control is used as one form of feedback control.

The target engine rotation speed setting unit 130 sets a target engine rotation speed ω _ref that gradually matches the engine rotation speed ω _e with the second clutch output rotation speed ω ₂ during the inertia phase. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 3, the target engine rotation speed setting unit 130 sets the engine rotation speed initial value ω _{e — iv} at the time t1 when the torque phase shifts to the inertia phase and the engine at the time t2 when the inertia phase ends. A target engine rotation speed that smoothly matches the engine rotation speed ω _e with the second clutch output rotation speed ω ₂ during the inertia phase from the rotation speed final target value ω _{e_fv} by using the transfer function of the first-order lag or the third-order lag system. A velocity reference trajectory ω _{ref — line} is generated. Here, the engine rotation speed initial value ω _{e — iv} is a sensor value of the engine rotation speed sensor 90 (see FIG. 1) at the time of shifting from the torque phase to the inertia phase, and is reset to the sensor value each time the shift control is performed. .. Further, the engine rotation speed final target value ω _{e — fv} is a final target value for _{matching the} engine rotation speed ω _e with the second clutch output rotation speed ω ₂ at the end of the inertia phase. It is set based on the differential rotation speed Δω between the engine rotation speed ω _e and the second clutch output rotation speed ω ₂ at the time of transition. The target engine rotation speed ω _ref set by the target engine rotation speed setting unit 130 is transmitted to the deviation calculation unit 140.

The deviation calculation unit 140 calculates a deviation e (=) between the target engine rotation speed ω _ref input from the target engine rotation speed setting unit 130 and the engine rotation speed ω _e input from the engine rotation speed sensor 90 (see FIG. 1). ω _ref −ω _e ) is calculated. The deviation e calculated by the deviation calculator 140 is transmitted to the feedback controller 150.

The feedback control unit 150 adds each process of proportional (P), integral (I), and derivative (D) to the deviation e input from the deviation calculation unit 140, and thus the second clutch 22 in the inertia phase. The deviation torque ΔTe (=T _C2 −Te) is set by subtracting the engine output torque Te from the transmission torque Tc ₂ (corresponding to the driver request torque according to the accelerator operation amount or the like). The deviation torque ΔTe set by the feedback control unit 150 is transmitted to the output unit 170.

The clutch estimation torque calculation unit 160 substitutes the hydraulic pressure Pc supplied to the second hydraulic chamber 29A output from the clutch control unit 112 (see FIG. 1) during the inertia phase into the following mathematical expression (1) to obtain the second The clutch estimated torque T _clt of the clutch 22 is calculated. In the formula (1), the clutch friction coefficient μ and the spring reaction force F may be constant values, or may be appropriately corrected according to deterioration over time.

T _clt =μ · R · N · (A · Pc-F) ··· (1)
However, Pc: Supply hydraulic pressure μ: Clutch estimated friction coefficient R: Effective clutch radius N: Number of clutch plates 28 (25) A: Pressure receiving area of piston 29 (26) F: Spring reaction force of return spring 29B (26B) Clutch The clutch estimated torque T _clt calculated by the estimated torque calculation unit 160 is transmitted to the output unit 170.

The output unit 170 adds the clutch estimated torque T _clt input from the clutch estimated torque calculation unit 160 to the deviation torque ΔTe input from the feedback control unit 150, _thereby giving the torque instruction value _{Te_cmd} (= to the engine 10). ΔTe+T _clt ) is set, and the fuel injection instruction value for driving the engine 10 with the set torque instruction value _{Te_cmd} is output to the injector (not shown) of the engine 10 that is the control target. In this way, by reflecting the estimated clutch torque T _clt of the second clutch 22 that switches from the disengaged state to the engaged state to the torque instruction value _{Te_cmd} to the engine 10, the control accuracy of the engine speed control in the inertia phase can be _improved . Improvement will be achieved. A disturbance observer may be provided to reflect the disturbance torque on the torque instruction value _{Te_cmd} to the engine 10. In this case, based on the disturbance torque, the torque instruction value _{Te_cmd} may be corrected so that the influence of the disturbance is canceled.

FIG. 4 is a flowchart illustrating the flow of engine speed control according to this embodiment. This routine is executed together with the start of shift control (see time t0 in FIG. 3). In the torque phase from the start of the shift control to the inertia phase (see times t0 to t1 in FIG. 3), the first clutch 21 corresponding to the current gear is shifted to the disengaged state and the next gear is shifted. Clutch switching control for shifting the second clutch 22 corresponding to the stage to the engaged state is executed.

In step S100, it is determined whether the torque phase has transitioned to the inertia phase. This determination may be performed, for example, by detecting slip based on the input/output rotational speed difference of the speed change mechanism 30 and the like. When it is determined in step S100 that the phase has shifted to the inertia phase (Yes), the process proceeds to step S110. On the other hand, if it is determined that the process has not transitioned to the inertia phase (No), the process of step S100 is repeated.

In step S110, during the inertia phase, a target engine rotation speed ω _ref that gradually matches the engine rotation speed ω _e with the clutch output rotation speed ω ₂ of the second clutch 22 that switches to the engaged state is set. Next, in step S120, the clutch estimated torque T _clt of the second clutch 22 that switches to the engaged state is calculated.

In step S130, the torque command value _{Te_cmd} (=ΔTe+T _clt ) is _obtained by adding the estimated clutch torque T _clt to the deviation torque ΔTe obtained by the PID process from the deviation _e between the target engine speed ω _ref and the engine speed ω _e. Based on this, the output torque of the engine 10 is feedback-controlled.

In step S140, it is determined whether or not the engine rotation speed ω _{e matches the} engine rotation speed final target value ω _{e_fv} (or the clutch output rotation speed ω _{2 of} the second clutch 22 that switches to the engaged state). When the engine rotation speed ω _e does not match the engine rotation speed final target value ω _{e_fv} (No), the control is returned to the process of step S120. On the other hand, when the engine rotation speed ω _e matches the engine rotation speed final target value ω _{e_fv} (Yes), the control proceeds to step S150, the engine rotation speed control is ended, and then the process is returned.

According to the present embodiment described in detail above, in the inertia phase, the engine rotation speed ω _e is gradually made equal to the clutch output rotation speeds ω ₁ and ω ₂ of the first or second clutch 21 or 22 that is switched to the engaged state. While setting the target engine rotation speed ω _ref , the clutch estimated torque T _clt of the first or second clutch 21 or 22 that switches to the engaged state is calculated to calculate the target engine rotation speed ω _ref and the engine rotation speed ω _e . Based on a torque instruction value _{Te_cmd} (=ΔTe+T _clt ) _obtained by adding the estimated clutch torque T _clt to the deviation torque ΔTe obtained from the deviation e by the PID process, engine speed control for feedback controlling the output torque of the engine 10 is executed. Is configured to be.

As a result, even when the transmission torque of the first or second clutch 21 or 22 that switches to the engaged state during the inertia phase fluctuates, the engine rotation speed ω _e is effective on the engine rotation speed final target value ω _{e_fv} . It is possible to converge the target values, and it is possible to reliably improve the control accuracy. Further, since the control accuracy of the engine speed control is improved, it is possible to effectively suppress the deterioration of gear shift responsiveness and drivability.

It should be noted that the present disclosure is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and may be appropriately modified and implemented without departing from the spirit of the present disclosure.

For example, in the above-described embodiment, the dual clutch device 20 has been described as an example of the clutch for connecting and disconnecting the power between the engine 10 and the speed change mechanism 30. It may be a transmission. The clutch device is not limited to the wet clutch, but may be a dry clutch, and may be either a multi-plate clutch or a single-plate clutch.

Further, in the above embodiment, the PID control is described as an example, but the present invention can be applied to closed loop feedback control. Further, the clutch output rotational speeds ω ₁ and ω ₂ of the clutches 21 and 22 are described as being acquired by the input shaft rotational speed sensors 93 and 94, but the sensor value of the vehicle speed sensor 92 is set to the gear ratio of the transmission mechanism 30. It may be acquired by multiplying.

Further, the vehicle 1 is described as including the engine 10 as a driving force source, but may be a vehicle including a driving force source other than the engine 10, such as a hybrid vehicle that uses the engine 10 and a motor together.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 vehicle 10 engine 11 crankshaft 20 dual clutch device 21 first clutch 22 second clutch 30 transmission mechanism 31 first transmission input shaft 32 second transmission input shaft 90 engine speed sensor (input rotation speed acquisition means)
91 accelerator opening sensor 92 vehicle speed sensor 93 first input shaft rotation speed sensor (output rotation speed acquisition means)
94 Second input shaft rotation speed sensor (output rotation speed acquisition means)
100 Control Unit 110 Automatic Shift Control Section 112 Clutch Control Section 120 Engine Speed Control Section (Control Means)
130 Target Engine Rotational Speed Setting Unit (Target Rotational Speed Setting Unit)
140 Deviation Calculator 150 Feedback Control Unit 160 Clutch Estimated Torque Calculator (Estimated Torque Calculator)
170 Output section

Claims (3)

A control device for a power transmission device in which rotational power of a driving force source is transmitted to an automatic transmission through a clutch,
Input rotation speed acquisition means for acquiring an input rotation speed of the rotation power input to the clutch from the driving force source,
Output rotation speed acquisition means for acquiring the output rotation speed of the rotation power output from the clutch,
A target rotation speed setting unit that sets a target rotation speed of the driving force source that matches the input rotation speed with the output rotation speed in an inertia phase that is one of the shift progress processes of the automatic transmission;
Estimated torque calculation means for calculating a clutch estimated torque transmitted from the clutch to the automatic transmission during the inertia phase,
During the inertia phase, based on the deviation between the target rotation speed and the input rotation speed and the clutch estimated torque, the output torque of the driving force source is adjusted so that the input rotation speed matches the target rotation speed. A control device for a power transmission device, comprising: a control unit for controlling. The power according to claim 1, wherein the control means feedback-controls an output torque of the driving force source based on a torque instruction value obtained by adding the clutch estimated torque to a deviation torque obtained from a feedback control process from the deviation. Control device of transmission device. A method for controlling a power transmission device, wherein rotational power of a driving force source is transmitted to an automatic transmission through a clutch,
In the inertia phase, which is one of the shifting processes of the automatic transmission, the input rotational speed of the rotational power input from the driving force source to the clutch is made equal to the output rotational speed of the rotational power output from the clutch. While setting the target rotation speed of the driving force source, estimating the clutch transmission torque transmitted from the clutch to the automatic transmission during the inertia phase, and during the inertia phase, the target rotation speed and the input rotation speed. A method of controlling a power transmission device, comprising: controlling an output torque of the driving force source so that the input rotation speed matches the target rotation speed based on a deviation from a speed and the clutch estimated torque.

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