Robert Boschgmbh

Erwin Sinnl

Wolfgang Schuller

Norbert Alaze

Ernst-Dieter Schaefer

Peter Lang

Manfred Hauser

Daniel Klumpp

Frank Richter

Anita Seebacher

Hans Feeser

An electrically controllable drive assembly including an electric motor having a rotor capable of being driven to execute a rotational movement, a motor shaft connected in rotationally fixed fashion to the rotor, and a signal transmitter of a sensor device for the electronic acquisition and evaluation of the angle of rotation of the motor shaft. The signal transmitter is indirectly anchored on the motor shaft via a holding element. The holding element is a hollow cylinder that has an open first end with which the holding element is fastened on the motor shaft and a second end, situated facing away from the motor shaft, and at least one holding element region that extends into the open cross-section of the holding element.

Electrically controllable drive assembly

A driving device () for driving a unit () is specified, with a drive shaft () on which a plurality of rolling bearings (to) serving to drive respective functional elements of the unit () are arranged next to one another. The rolling bearings (to) are designed as unencapsulated needle bearings (to) and are arranged directly next to one another on the drive shaft () in such a manner that the inner ring () of a needle bearing () is in touching contact by means of its end surface (), which is located on an axial side, with the facing, axial end surface () of the outer sleeve () of the needle bearing () following next axially.

Driving device, in particular electric motor, for driving a unit

The invention relates to a pump assembly for a hydraulic brake system with traction control, having an electric motor and a piston pump. To reduce a bearing load, the invention proposes rotatably supporting and thereby radially bracing a motor shaft, or an eccentric sleeve pressed onto the motor shaft, on both sides of pump pistons. To economize on installation space, a pump bearing is disposed in an end of the eccentric sleeve that protrudes past the motor shaft.

Reciprocating piston pump with auxiliary support shaft

The invention relates to a piston pump, which is intended for use as a return pump for a slip-controlled hydraulic vehicle brake system. To simplify the manufacture of a piston of the piston pump, the piston includes a thin sleeve.

Piston pump

The invention relates to a piston pump with a piston that is axially displaceable in a pump bore of a pump housing. To enable making the piston pump with a short structure, the piston is embodied with a tubular guide portion, which on its inside is guided axially displaceably on a guide element solidly connected to the housing and protrudes into the guide portion. In this way, an inlet and outlet valve can be integrated with the piston and with the guide element protruding into the guide portion of the piston, as a result of which the piston pump can be embodied with only a slightly greater structural length than the length of the piston. A further advantage is that a piston restoring spring can be disposed outside the positive displacement chamber, so that an idle volume of the positive displacement chamber at the end of a supply stroke of the piston can be reduced to virtually zero, which improves the efficiency of the piston pump

The invention relates to a piston pump with a piston received axially displaceably in a pump bore. To improve the aspiration performance of the piston pump. A cuff with a U-shaped annular cross section is provided, the cuff is inserted into the pump bore surrounding the piston, an outer lip forms a diaphragm, which rests against a wall of the pump bore and is acted upon on its outside with ambient pressure through a venting bore. The cuff is part of a fluid storage element, which makes an additional fluid volume available to the piston pump. The diaphragm acted upon by ambient pressure creates a pumping effect, if a fluid pressure in the fluid storage element drops below ambient pressure in an intake stroke of the piston.

A media divider has a divider piston, which is received in a cylinder bore and embodied as a tubular deep-drawn part. Two pairs of a sealing ring and an annular guide part disposed side by side are provided, whose axial spacing is defined by at least one spacer bushing disposed coaxially with the divider piston. The two pairs comprising the sealing ring and guide part as well as the spacer bushing may be axially fixed either in the cylinder bore or on the divider piston. The media divider may be used in the form of a plunger or as a reservoir in a fluid-carrying brake system.

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Meimsheim, Germany

Erwin Sinnl