Torque Converter Systems is a hydrodynamic power transmission subsystem that enables the transfer of rotational torque from an internal combustion engine to a transmission system through fluid coupling, distinguishing it from mechanical clutch-based systems by allowing variable speed ratios and smooth engagement.
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