Asked by Dopps Karsen on Jun 22, 2024

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Which of the following statements accurately describe primary and secondary modulation of solenoids in a WT transmission?

A) primary modulation controls on-time at a frequency of 63 Hz
B) secondary modulation maintains an optimal current flow at 7,812 Hz
C) primary modulation has a variable duty cycle
D) all of the above

Primary Modulation

Term used by Allison to describe the amount of ON time of an actuation signal.

Secondary Modulation

Allison term used to describe the control of current flow to an output device. Also known as submodulation.

Optimal Current Flow

The most efficient rate at which electrical current travels through a circuit, minimizing losses and enhancing performance.

  • Identify the primary and secondary modulation characteristics of solenoids in WT transmissions.
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manpreet sidhuJun 24, 2024
Final Answer :
D
Explanation :
All of the statements accurately describe aspects of primary and secondary modulation in solenoids within a World Transmission (WT) system. Primary modulation indeed controls on-time with a variable duty cycle, typically at a frequency around 63 Hz, while secondary modulation is aimed at maintaining optimal current flow, often at a much higher frequency, such as 7,812 Hz.