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A pinion is a round gear—usually the smaller of two meshed gears—used in several applications, including drivetrain and rack and pinion systems.

Six-speed powertrain and hydraulic control system for automatic transmission

The powertrain of a six-speed powertrain and a hydraulic control system includes a main shift section of first and second single pinion planetary gearsets, in which a first planet carrier is fixedly connected to a second ring gear. The powertrain also includes a first ring gear fixedly connected to a second planet carrier, and a first sun gear. The second planet carrier, and a second sun gear are variably connected to an input shaft through first, second, and third clutches, respectively. A connecting member connecting the first ring gear and the second planet carrier is variably connected to a housing through a first brake and a first one-way clutch. The second sun gear being variably connected to the housing by a second brake. The powertrain also includes a secondary shift section realized through a third single pinion planetary gearset, in which a third sun gear is connected to a third planet carrier via a fourth clutch, and is also connected to the housing through a third brake and a second one-way clutch.
Owner:HYUNDAI MOTOR CO LTD

Bi-directional overrunning clutch

A bi-directional overrunning clutch is disclosed for controlling torque transmission between a secondary drive shaft and secondary driven shafts. The overrunning clutch includes a pinion input shaft in a differential housing that engages with a clutch housing rotatably disposed within the differential housing. At least one race is located adjacent to the clutch housing and is engaged with an output shaft. A cage is located between the race and the clutch housing. The cage is movable with respect to the clutch housing. A <DEL-S DATE="20030304" ID="DEL-S-00001"/>first<DEL-E ID="DEL-S-00001"/> coil is mounted within the differential housing adjacent to the cage and is adapted to produce an electromagnetic field when energized which causes the cage to drag with respect to the clutch housing. The dragging of the cage with respect to the clutch housing positions <INS-S DATE="20030304" ID="INS-S-00001"/>rolls within <INS-E ID="INS-S-00001"/>the cage to engage the clutch housing with the race when wheels on a primary drive shaft lose traction. <DEL-S DATE="20030304" ID="DEL-S-00002"/>A<DEL-E ID="DEL-S-00002"/> <INS-S DATE="20030304" ID="INS-S-00002"/>If desired a <INS-E ID="INS-S-00002"/>second coil <DEL-S DATE="20030304" ID="DEL-S-00003"/>is<DEL-E ID="DEL-S-00003"/> <INS-S DATE="20030304" ID="INS-S-00003"/>may be <INS-E ID="INS-S-00003"/>mounted within the differential housing adjacent <DEL-S DATE="20030304" ID="DEL-S-00004"/>adjacent<DEL-E ID="DEL-S-00004"/> to the cage. The second coil is adapted to produce an electromagnetic field when energized which advances cage with respect to the clutch housing causing the clutch housing to engage with the races. When the second coil is activated, the output shaft drives the pinion input shaft producing engine braking. An electronic control system is utilized to control the energizing of the coils.
Owner:HILLIARD

Wing leading edge slat system

A mechanism for extending and supporting a high-lift device relative to an airfoil has a pair of support ribs coupled to the airfoil. A carrier track is pivotally coupled to the high-lift device and positioned between the pair of support ribs. The carrier track has a slot opening along a lower length thereof. A gear rack is coupled within the slot opening. A pinion gear is positioned between the support ribs and below the carrier track. The pinion gear engages with the gear rack for extending the high-lift device relative to the airfoil. A plurality of rollers is rotateably coupled to the support ribs and in bearing contact with the carrier track. At least one roller is positioned above the carrier track and a second roller is positioned below the carrier track. The second roller is positioned concentrically with the pinion gear.
Owner:THE BOEING CO

Tools for implantation and extraction of posteriorly placed lumbar articial discs including: a totally wireless electronically embedded action-ended endoscope utilizing differential directional illumination with digitally controlled mirrors and/or prisms, and a disc ball inserter , a plate extractor, and rescue disc plates

A hand manipulated endoscopic medical device is disclosed. The medical device includes a body having a proximal end, which is hand manipulated, and a distal end which includes a manipulator. A light emitting device is centrally disposed at the distal end. An imaging device is centrally disposed at the distal end for imaging at least a portion of the region illuminated by the light emitting device. Also disclosed is a tool for extracting an artificial lumbar disc from between a pair of vertebral plates. The extraction tool includes a handle, a member for transmitting force, and a sharpened end, specially configured to be placed between the artificial disc and the vertebral plate. Further disclosed is a tool for implanting or explanting a ball to or from an artificial lumbar disc. The implanter/explanter includes a pinion shaft and a pinion shaft enclosure. A tightening knob is disposed at the proximal end of the shaft enclosure and coupled to the pinion shaft. A pinion is disposed at the distal end of the pinion shaft. A grappling device is disposed at the pinion, and it includes a pair of semi-circular rings. When the pinion is rotated, the semi-circular rings move relative to one another and are capable of grasping or releasing the ball.
Owner:MOSKOWITZ FAMILY LLC
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