Vitesco Technologies Gmbh

Siemens Vdo Automotive Corporation

Bertrand Perillat

Gabriel Spick

Didier Solirenne

Pascal Perrot

Florian Brunet-lugardon

A protective housing fitted on board an automotive vehicle includes: a main housing space with a main cavity to receive a printed circuit, an upper opening for the insertion of the printed circuit into the main cavity, and at least one lateral groove, which includes two lateral slots each extending from an upper edge of the main housing space, and together forming a passage between the inside and outside of the main housing space; for each lateral groove, a respective retaining element, insertable into the lateral groove to locally close the passage between the inside and outside of the main housing space, so that in use, it comes to bear against a bundle of electrical wires emerging from the main cavity via the two lateral slots; and at each lateral groove, the two lateral slots each have a width substantially equal to the diameter of the electrical wires.

Printed circuit housing configured to allow the electrical wires to emerge

Disclosed is an assembly of a non-magnetic and metallic target for an inductive sensor and its support, the target being flexible under pressure and under the release of the pressure in a reciprocating movement toward and away from the support. The target includes a central portion surrounded by flexible fixing tabs, a first end of which is secured to the central portion and a second end of which is fixed to the support, the fixing tabs being evenly distributed around the central portion, a first portion of each fixing tab closest to the central portion being stiffer relative to a portion of the fixing tab farthest away from the central portion.

Flexible non-magnetic and metallic target for an inductive sensor

Starting and locking/unlocking device for motor vehicle

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Toulouse, France

Bertrand Perillat