Robert Boschgmbh

Achim Hawighorst

Jan Dietrich

Detlef Lauk

Mario Huesges

Ulrich Metz

Armin Stubner

Robert-Jan Van De Rovaart

Branislav Milenkovic

Achim Kraus

Andreas Benner

Juergen Herbst

Andreas Biank

Sonja Steurer

A battery changing device () for an at least electrically drivable vehicle (), having at least one receiving part () for receiving at least one battery module (), wherein the receiving part () is moveable between an operating position, in which the battery module () is operable on the vehicle (), and a changing position, in which the battery module () is interchangeable to the vehicle (). A drive () is operationally connected to a closure element (), as a result of which the closure element () is moveable into a closing position, in which the battery module () is operable on the vehicle (), and into an open position, in which the battery module () is interchangeable to the vehicle ().

Battery changing device for an electrically drivable vehicle

The invention relates to a drive device (), especially for a window wiping device, comprising at least one shaft (). Until now, only stop mechanisms which are very complicated in terms of production are known, with which a wiper arm can be blocked in the idle position thereof. In order to reduce this complexity, the inventive drive device comprises a strip and/or a cord which can be wound around the at least one shaft () with a defined tension.

Drive device

The device comprises an output gearwheel (), a gear cover () having a plastic sleeve open toward the output gearwheel () and a park position switch having first contacts mounted for rotation and second contacts fixed to the gear cover () and a driving means. The invention provides that the sleeve is embodied as a contact sleeve () having contact tracks (), particularly along the inner surface of the contact sleeve (). To enable sliding contact on rotation, the cylindrical member () of a driving disk () extends into the contact sleeve ().

Drive device for window wipers with a parking position switch

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Buehlertal, Germany

Achim Hawighorst