application_number US 200913140005 A description the inertia element of the developed dynamic cvt is comprised of an epicyclic reducer with mass added to the crown said epicyclic reducer is inserted upside down into the cvt therefore the reducer 39 s input shaft is connected to the satellite holder and the output shaft to the planet therefore in an assembly of this type the epicyclic reducer would be multiplying the input speed the transmission regulation is based on the aforementioned property of the inertia element and the assembly when acceleration is applied to the satellite holder while the planet is maintained blocked the crown 39 s response is to accelerate with a similar type of outcome due to the acceleration experienced by the crown and while this acceleration lasts a torque is generated at the planet once the crown acceleration process ceases the torque at the planet is null as a consequence by subjecting the satellite holder to a speed law that produces continuous accelerations a resistant torque can be overcome at the output shaft for this purpose an angular speed law is used at the input shaft in the form of an oscillating signal which is generated by means of a driving mechanism at the same time the driving mechanism regulates the amplitude of said angular velocity the signal at the planet also has an oscillating nature therefore a movement rectifying mechanism is required the crown movement carries with it an additional degree of freedom the adding of mass.