Marquardt Gmbh

Marquardt Mechatronik Gmbh

August Geiger

Michael Geber

Alois Schaeffeler

Ekkehard Sachs

Marcus Eberhardt

Alexander Knappe

Andreas Maier

Alexander Prill

Hartmut Fitz

Roland Beckers

Johannes Mattes

Michael Bufe

Hubert Willmann

Daniel Nill

Alexander Hentschel

Jens Mueller

Karl Müller

Peter Wahl

Tobias Fischinger

Andreas Hamma

Armin Stummvoll

Sebastian Volk

Thomas Mattes

Uwe Hipp

Alfons Weber

Jörn Ohle

Uwe Freyholdt

Klaus-Peter Vogler

The invention relates to an electric switch, in particular a rocker switch, comprising a contact system and comprising a movable actuating element for switching over the contact system between two switch positions, in particular an on position and an off position. The switch has a drivable actuator, which is operatively connected to the actuating element in such a way that the actuating element in at least one of the two switch positions is moved, on driving of the actuator, into the other switch position by the actuator for switching the contact system. In particular, the actuating element is moved by the actuator from the on position to the off position of the contact system.

Electric switch

The invention relates to an electronic lock for a locking system, in particular an electronic ignition lock for a motor vehicle. The lock has a holder into which an associated electronic key can be introduced. The key, which is in the holder, exchanges at least one coded operating signal with the lock. After positively evaluating the operating signal, the holder can be moved into at least one actuating position. The lock has a blocking element which adjusts on introduction of the key into the holder and/or removal of the key from the holder. Movement of the holder is possible when the key is correctly in the holder. Furthermore, the lock has a switching element on which the adjusting movement of the blocking element exerts a switching action via a separate transmitter which can be brought into operative connection both with the blocking element and with the switching element.

Locking system, especially for motor vehicles

The invention relates to an electric switch (1), especially for use for an electric hand tool having an electric motor, such as a battery-operated electric tool having a direct-current motor. The switch (1) possesses a housing (2) for receiving a contact system, a movable actuating member which acts on at least one switch contact of the contact system, and control electronics (26) located in the housing (2) as well as an associated power semiconductor (28) for varying the rotational speed of the electric motor. The power semiconductor (28) is connected via a current-bearing and heat-conducting carrier part (31) to the contact system located in the housing (2) and, further, is heat-conductively connected to a cooling body (34) located on the outside of the housing (2). The carrier part (31) extends through a wall perforation (33) of the housing (2) at least as far as the cooling body (34). To simplify assembly, the cooling body (34) is held directly on the carrier part (31) non-positively and/or positively without additional fastening means.

Electric switch, especially for electric hand tools

An electrical switch, particularly for a breaking circuit includes first and second changeover switches. The first and second changeover switches each comprise first and second stationary contacts and a switching contact. A plunger is operatively connected to a rocker for causing the rocker to pivot between a non-operated position and an operated position. The second stationary contacts are associated with the non-operated position of the plunger. A spring is connected between the rocker and the switching contacts. The spring is arranged on the rocker and on the switching contacts so that at least when switching over from the second stationary contacts to the first stationary contacts the switching contacts are lifted off the second stationary contacts essentially synchronously. A delay device is coupled to the switching contact of the first changeover switch for only delaying movement of the first switching contact of the first changeover switch when switching over from the first stationary contact to the second stationary contact after that switching contact has lifted off the first stationary contact. The switching contact of the first changeover switch thus comes to rest against its second stationary contact later than the switching contact of the second changeover switch comes to rest against its second stationary contact.

Braking circuit switch for an electric motor

A braking circuit for an electric motor includes a braking device for being connected in a circuit for braking the electric motor, a braking switch including first and second changeover switches for switching between a motor mode and a braking mode, and a control device. Switching contacts of the first and second changeover switches are switched between a first position for contacting, respectively, first stationary contacts of the first and second changeover switches in the motor mode, and a second position for contacting, respectively, second stationary contacts of the first and second changeover switches in the braking mode. The control device is coupled to the first and second changeover switches for controlling the switching between the motor mode to the braking mode so that when switching between motor mode to the braking mode, the switching movement of first changeover switch, which is closest to the power supply, is delayed with respect to the switching movement of the second changeover switch, and when switching from the braking mode to the motor mode, the changeover switches move essentially synchronously and simultaneously.

Braking circuit for an electric motor

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Talheim, Germany

August Geiger