What Does a Fixed Gear Ratio Transmission Mean?
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Fixed gear ratio transmission is a type of gearbox that changes vehicle speed through different gear ratios. Below are the specific details: 1. Principle: Based on the known transmission body, bearings, and various standard components, a motor flange is installed between the motor and the transmission, integrating the motor with the transmission. The motor output shaft is directly inserted into the connecting sleeve inside the transmission, transmitting power to the first shaft of the transmission through the connecting sleeve. The gear on the first shaft meshes with the driven gear on the differential housing, driving the driven gear to rotate the differential and wheels, thus completing the power transmission. 2. Advantages: Utilizing this practical design, power is directly transmitted from the motor to the transmission, which then directly delivers power to both wheels, reducing power loss. Additionally, it offers advantages such as a simple structure, ease of manufacturing, and low production costs.