Transmission System

The Transmission System course provides a comprehensive understanding of transmission systems used in modern automobiles and commercial vehicles. Participants learn the fundamental principles of power transmission from the engine to the drive wheels, covering manual, automatic, automated manual, continuously variable, and dual-clutch transmission systems. The course explains the construction, working principles, and functions of gears, shafts, clutches, synchronizers, and differential assemblies, while developing an understanding of gear ratios, torque multiplication, speed control, and power flow through transmission systems. It also introduces hydraulic, electronic, and electro-mechanical control systems used in modern transmissions, along with transmission lubrication, cooling, sealing, efficiency, and reliability practices. Participants learn about common transmission failures, troubleshooting techniques, maintenance practices, and diagnostic procedures. The course further addresses transmission design considerations, material selection, manufacturing processes, NVH aspects, and durability requirements. Practical knowledge gained through the course enables participants to understand transmission performance, servicing, testing, and modern automotive powertrain technologies.