Robert Boschgmbh

Christian Breuning

Wolfgang Jacob

Adolf Dillmann

Thomas Lott

Joerg Moessner

Georg Voegele

Eckart Geinitz

The present invention relates to an electric contact arrangement () comprising: a housing () having a recess () that penetrates the housing () in an axial direction (); a sleeve () which is inserted into the recess () and which has an axial sealing surface () inside the housing () and two projections () outside the housing () which run perpendicularly to the axial direction (); a contact pin () which is fixed in the sleeve () and which extends through the sleeve (); an attachment element () which is designed to lie on the housing () and to be slid under the projections (); and wedge shaped surfaces () between the sleeve () and the attachment element () and/or between the housing () and the attachment element () such that the sealing surface () can be drawn against the housing () from the inside by means of sliding the attachment element () under the projections ().

Electric contact arrangement

The invention relates to a motor arrangement, in particular for use in an electronic steering system, comprising a polyphase motor () in a motor housing (); a housing element (), which forms a part of the motor housing (); an electronic isolating relay module () in order to switch one or more motor phases such that their current does not flow in the event of a fault; wherein the isolating relay module () is arranged in the housing interior on one side of the housing element ().

Motor arrangement with an electronic isolating relay module

Proposed is an integrated drive element () which is particularly suitable for use in an automatic shift transmission of a motor vehicle. The integrated drive element () has at least one electric motor (), with preferably precisely two electric motors () being provided which can be used for example for a dual-clutch transmission. Also provided is at least one electronic engine control unit () which is designed for controlling the functionality of the at least one electric motor (). Said electronic engine control unit () in turn has a housing (). The at least one electric motor () spatially directly adjoins the housing () and/or is at least partially integrated into the at least one housing ().

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Nuertingen, Germany

Christian Breuning