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synchromesh

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synchromesh
1. (of a gearbox, etc.) having a system of clutches that synchronizes the speeds of the driving and driven members before engagement to avoid shock in gear changing and to reduce noise and wear
2. a gear system having these features

synchromesh [′siŋ·krō‚mesh]
(mechanical engineering)
An automobile transmission device that minimizes clashing; acts as a friction clutch, bringing gears approximately to correct speed just before meshing.


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com), a British racing transmission design company, has developed a generic 6-speed synchromesh transverse transaxle for high-performance road cars.
Standard features include: four-cylinder Mitsubishi or three-cylinder Daedong water-cooled, fuel-injected diesel engines; 8Fx8R, 12Fx12R or 16Fx16R Synchromesh Shuttle transmissions; independent 540 rpm PTO; and remote hydraulics.
Microcross, San Juan Software, Intrinsyc Software, GDA Technologies, Mentor Graphics and Synchromesh Computing recognized at the Freescale Technology Forum
 
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