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Ricke Katko Phones & Addresses

  • Port Charlotte, FL
  • St Petersburg, FL
  • 3620 Wilbur Rd, Martinsville, IN 46151 (765) 349-9271
  • Avon, IN
  • Plainfield, IN

Work

Company: Kinetic engineering 1985 Position: Mad genius

Skills

Fmea • Automotive • Vehicles • Engineering Management

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Mad Genius

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Work:
Kinetic Engineering
Mad Genius
Skills:
Fmea
Automotive
Vehicles
Engineering Management

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Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
Ricke Katko
Executive Officer
Ricke D. Katko
Elementary and Secondary Schools
3620 Wilbur Rd, Centerton, IN 46151
Ricke Katko
Executive Officer
Ricke D. Katko
Elementary and Secondary Schools
3620 Wilbur Rd, Centerton, IN 46151

Publications

Us Patents

Adaptive Retarder Control Method And Apparatus

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US Patent:
20080172162, Jul 17, 2008
Filed:
Jan 12, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/622590
Inventors:
William J. Wegeng - Avon IN, US
Randall S. Conn - Indianapolis IN, US
Mark A. Rushing - Martinsville IN, US
Ricke D. Katko - Martinsville IN, US
Assignee:
GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION - Detroit MI
International Classification:
G06F 17/00
US Classification:
701 70, 701 60
Abstract:
A vehicle transmission retarder control apparatus is provided including an engine, a throttle, a brake, a transmission having an output member with an actual transmission output speed, a speed sensor operable for measuring the actual transmission output speed, a plurality of user-commandable input devices for selecting a desired transmission output speed, and a controller having an algorithm for controlling the amount of retarder request to provide a zero or constant rate of deceleration independently of weight and axle ratio. Additionally, a method is provided for controlling a transmission retarder, including measuring the actual transmission output speed, sensing a desired transmission output speed using a plurality of user-commandable input devices, communicating the actual and desired speeds to a controller, and commanding the retarder to apply a continuously variable opposing torque to the transmission based on the actual and desired output speeds to achieve a constant rate of deceleration.
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