This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignees: Hitachi Astemo France, Robert Bosch. Active years: 2026.
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Title: Jakob Brandauer: Inventor of a Motor-Vehicle Brake Clamping-Force Method
Introduction
Jakob Brandauer is an inventor associated with Stuttgart, Germany. His work includes a patented method and device for ascertaining the clamping force of a motor-vehicle braking unit. He is credited with 1 patent.
Latest Patents
Brandauer’s patent, “Method and device for ascertaining a clamping force of a braking unit of a motor vehicle,” describes determining brake clamping force using measurements from an electric motor and its connected transmission. The method ascertains the rotor’s rotation angle and/or the displacement of a movable transmission element, then uses that information to determine the generated clamping force. It also determines the force based on the level of motor current. The invention concerns a braking system in which rotation of the motor’s rotor helps press a brake body against a brake element.
Career Highlights
Brandauer’s listed company experience includes Robert Bosch and Hitachi Astemo France. His patent focuses on measuring and estimating braking force in a motor-vehicle braking system.
Collaborations
Sascha Penner and Oliver Marquardt are listed as Brandauer’s coworkers.
Conclusion
Jakob Brandauer’s patent addresses how a vehicle braking system can ascertain clamping force through motor and transmission measurements, reflecting his work in automotive braking technology.
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