DCT
| Definition | : | Dual Clutch Transmission |
| Category | : | Technology » Automotive |
| Country/Region | : | Worldwide  |
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What does DCT mean?
Dual Clutch Transmission (DCT) or Double-Clutch Transmission is a type of automatic transmission that automates clutch and shift operation while retaining the essential structure and direct acceleration feel of a manual transmission.
As the name suggests, Dual Clutch Transmission features two clutches (dual), instead of one, for odd and even gear sets, which operate independently of each other. Just like any other automatic transmission system, it also doesn't have a clutch pedal.
DCT offers acceleration and shifting while minimizing the power gaps that occur during shifting with a manual transmission.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the full form of DCT in Automobile Transmissions?
The full form of DCT is Dual Clutch Transmission
What is the full form of DCT in Technology?
What are the full forms of DCT in Worldwide?
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