scispace - formally typeset
D

Daniel Warren McCarrick

Researcher at Ford Motor Company

Publications -  14
Citations -  392

Daniel Warren McCarrick is an academic researcher from Ford Motor Company. The author has contributed to research in topics: Automatic transmission & Clutch. The author has an hindex of 7, co-authored 14 publications receiving 392 citations.

Papers
More filters
Patent

Six speed automatic transmission for automotive vehicles

TL;DR: An automatic transmission for an automotive vehicle includes multiple planetary gear units, each including a sun gear, a ring gear surrounding the sun gear and a set of planet pinions continually engaged with the sun and ring gear.
Patent

All wheel drive continuously variable transmission having dual mode operation

TL;DR: In this paper, an automatic transmission for an automotive vehicle includes a continually variable drive mechanism having one sheave assembly fixed to an intermediate shaft and the input sheave assemblies supported on an input shaft, a low speed gearset driveably connected to the input shaft and an output shaft, and a fixed ratio drive mechanism in the form of a chain drive providing a torque delivery path between the intermediate shaft between the carrier of the gearset and the front output shaft.
Patent

Coaxial traction drive automatic transmission for automotive vehicles

TL;DR: An automatic transmission for motor vehicles includes a traction drive variator having two sets of input and output discs, a gearset, a compound planetary gearset and two clutches for connecting and releasing various elements of the gearsets.
Patent

Method for operating a traction drive automatic transmission for automotive vehicles

TL;DR: In this paper, a method for operating an automatic traction drive transmission for use in motor vehicles having a first gear unit for operation in an infinitely variable mode and a second gear unit to operate in a continuously variable mode is presented.
Patent

Dual mode operation continuously variable transmission having creeper low and reverse gears

TL;DR: An automatic transmission for an automotive vehicle includes a continually variable drive mechanism having one sheave assembly fixed to an intermediate shaft and the input sheave assemblies supported on an input shaft, gearset driveable connected to the input shaft and an output shaft, a fixed ratio drive mechanism in the form of a chain drive providing a torque delivery path between the intermediate shaft, and the carrier of the gearset, a transfer clutch for connecting and releasing the first sheave of the variable drive mechanisms and input shaft as discussed by the authors.