Robert Boschgmbh

Andreas Geil

Stephan Schmitz

Volker Breunig

Piotr Deptula

Werner Birkle

Joerg Jehlicka

J&ouml;rg Jehlicka

A multi-pole electrical connector is to be designed such that it is usable under cramped installation conditions and can be cost-effectively produced. The connector has a contact set having a plurality of contact elements, each of which has a connecting section and a contact section. Both the connecting sections and the contact sections are formed from a single-layer stamped grid and are arranged in one plane. This connector is provided for use in the automobile industry, particularly in fuse boxes and electrical-system control units of motor vehicles.

Multipole electrical connector

An emergency call device that transmits a distress message independently of damage to the vehicle electronic system, where the emergency call device transmits a first message, which contains at least the geographical location of the vehicle, when sensors detect a critical driving situation, even before an accident has actually occurred.

Emergency call device for vehicles

A device for locking and unlocking a door lock provided with a door handle on an object, in particular a motor vehicle, has a transmitter unit arranged on the object and a transponder unit assigned to a user. Different methods of operating the device are made possible by designing the door lock as an electromechanical lock which can be locked and unlocked optionally by a manually operable key and/or a button arranged on the inside or electronically by the transmitter and transponder units, and operation is ensured even in the event of a failure of the electric power supply.

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Stuttgart, Germany

Andreas Geil