Which Gear is Larger in a Comparison of First to Fifth Gears?
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In the comparison of gears from first to fifth, they differ in size, with the first gear being larger. The relevant details are as follows: Smaller gears correspond to higher gears: The transmission achieves speed and torque variation through different gear combinations. The higher the gear of the car, the smaller the gear on the intermediate shaft of the transmission will mesh with an even smaller output shaft gear, thus increasing the output shaft's rotation speed, which manifests as higher car speed. In other words, the lower the car's gear, the larger the gear; the higher the gear, the smaller the gear. The function of the gear transmission: The gear transmission mainly consists of two parts: the gear shifting mechanism and the gear shifting actuator. The gear shifting actuator can place the planetary gear set in different meshing states to achieve different transmission ratios.