What are the components of an automotive driveline?

The components of an automobile driveline include the gearbox, main drive shaft, over-axle bearings, front and rear main axles, and wheel side differentials. The basic function of the driveline is to transmit the power from the engine to the driving wheels of the car to generate driving force, so that the car can be driven at a certain speed, off-road vehicles are mostly four-wheel drive, so in the driveline on the increase of the splitter. Transmission is to change the driving direction, speed and torque, the main drive shaft is the force of the drive shaft through the differential power transmission to the left and right side of the wheel drive; over-axle bearings is to cushion the impact of the road's unevenness, support for the drive shaft of a support point; front and rear axle is the engine's mechanical energy into kinetic energy to drive the vehicle walking; wheel side differential is the role of the transmission of power to the two sides of the half-axle, at the same time, allowing the two half-axle To different rotational speeds to meet the two sides of the wheels as far as possible in the form of pure rolling for unequal distance driving; splitter is a gear train, its input shaft directly or through the universal transmission with the transmission of the second axis, the output shaft is a number of, respectively, through the transmission and the drive axle connection.