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Efficient Driveline Differentiation by a Modular Axle Concept

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  1. GKN Driveline, Lohmar, Germany

    Michael Höck (AWD Systems Manager and responsible for all-wheel drive systems development on different programmes)

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Höck, M. Efficient Driveline Differentiation by a Modular Axle Concept. ATZ Worldw 117, 36–41 (2015). https://doi.org/10.1007/s38311-015-0051-8

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