Richard Wolf Gmbh

Asco Numatics Gmbh

Asco Joucomatic Gmbh

Asco Joucomatic Gmbh & Co.

Felix Ams

Roland Schafer

Peter Metternich De Oliveira

Martin Vogt

Manfred Baier

Ulrich Bolg

Harald Steinle

Uwe Spittelmeister

Helmut Wurster

Peter Jaggy

Michael Vogele

Reiner Hoffmann

Michael Voegele

Ulf Zanger

Klaus Muller

Ulrich Leuschner

Martin Paulig

Max Leinen

Manuel Schuler

Morgan Gustafsson

Manuel Boden

Stefan Wegehingel

Reiner Ritter

Matthieu Clemente

Klaus Siedentopf

Spittelmeister; Uwe

A device for regulating the flow of a fluid comprises a valve housing having at least two valve ports, at least one valve seat, a valve member having a closing body, and an actuating unit for actuating the closing body. The valve member further comprises an actuation section, which is connected via at least one connecting web to the closing body for moving the closing body. A surrounding seal extends between the closing body and the actuation section, and separates the closing body and the actuation section from one another. The at least one connecting web is arranged such that the closing body is pivotable upon actuation of the actuation section by the actuating unit to move the valve member and thus the closing body relative to the at least one valve seat. The valve member is arranged to minimize, during the movement of the closing body, deformations in a passage area of the seal through which the at least one connecting web extends. A valve arrangement is provided with a respective device for regulating the flow of a fluid.

Device for regulating the flow of a fluid

A valve arrangement for regulated provision of a fluid relies upon a pilot control unit. The pilot control unit includes at least one electrically controlled pilot control valve and one regulating unit coupled to the pilot control unit. The regulating unit is designed for the adaptive, parameter-based regulation of the at least one pilot control valve. The regulation is based on a combined parameter which describes an opening point of the at least one pilot control valve. A determination of the combined parameter is made based on a static component and a dynamic component.

Pilot control unit, valve arrangement, and method for the regulated provision of a fluid

A device for regulating the flow of a fluid id formed with a valve housing having at least two valve ports. A first fluid path that extends between the at least two valve ports is formed in the valve housing. A first valve seat is assigned to the first fluid path. A first closing element is arranged to be coupled to the first valve seat to block or release the first fluid path, and an electromagnetic actuating unit for actuating the closing element. The actuating unit has a first electromagnet and a second electromagnet that are coupled to the closing element via a coupling mechanism. The first and second electromagnets additively act on the closing element to displace the closing element between at least two positions.

A device for controlling fluid media, such as a directional control valve, includes a molded part made from an elastomeric material in which at least one line section is formed. The line section connects at least two connections to one another, between which at least one flow path extends. The device or valve has a control unit that includes an actuator coupled to at least one blocking element. The at least one blocking element is displaced by the actuator between a blocking position and a release position. In the blocking position, the at least one blocking element deforms the at least one line section in order to block the at least one flow path.

Device for controlling fluid media and use of a molded part in such a device

A device for providing an output fluid at a regulated output pressure includes a pressure control unit controlled via a pilot control pressure and a pilot control unit that provides the pilot control pressure. The pressure control unit includes an inlet chamber for an input fluid having an input pressure, an outlet chamber for the output fluid having the regulated output pressure and a first valve unit that acts between the inlet chamber and the outlet chamber. A first diaphragm of the pressure control unit is acted upon by the pilot control pressure. A second diaphragm, which is mechanically coupled to the first diaphragm is acted upon by the output fluid having the output pressure acts. At least the second diaphragm mechanically acts on the first valve unit.

Device for providing a fluid having regulated output pressure

A device for regulating the flow of a fluid is provided with a valve housing having at least two valve connections, which are fluidically connected to one another via a valve chamber, at least one valve seat, which has a fluid connection to the valve chamber and one of the valve connections, a valve element, which has an actuating section located outside of the valve chamber and a closing body located within the valve chamber for the at least one valve seat. An electromagnet having a solenoid armature acts upon the actuating section. The solenoid armature is supported via two flat springs.

A device for radially compressing an elastic line for a flowing medium at a line point includes an insertion channel () for insertion of a line section of the line. The insertion channel () includes a pressure element () displaceable transversely to the insertion channel (), and a counterpart () located opposite the pressure element () on the insertion channel (). Each of the pressure element () and counterpart () extends into the insertion channel (). An actuator acts upon the pressure element () for the displacement thereof. The actuator preferably is an electric-motor drive unit () having an output shaft () and a translation module () for converting rotational motion of the output shaft () into linear motion of the pressure element ().

Device for radially compressing an elastic line for a flowing medium

A device for controlling the flow of a liquid or gaseous medium, has at least one flow opening for the medium, and a movable valve element for controlling the flow opening. At least one damping body, which is preferably viscoelastic and acts on the valve element, is provided for obtaining a large dynamic range of the device in order to control flow in a fine, precise, and oscillation-free manner across a broad range of flow volume.

Device for controlling the flow of a liquid or gaseous medium

A device for the flow control of a liquid or gaseous medium has a valve element which controls at least one flow opening for the medium, and an electromagnet which actuates the valve element and has a magnetic circuit having at least one excitation coil and a solenoid armature coupled to the valve element. To markedly reduce the start-up power for the excitation coil, the solenoid armature is disposed between two diametrically opposed pole pieces located in the magnetic circuit, such that it can swivel about a swivel axis, and is designed such that it extends beyond each pole piece, leaving two air gaps. At least one permanent magnet is disposed in the solenoid armature in a manner such that the magnetic flux thereof closes by way of the pole pieces.

Device for flow control of liquid or gaseous medium

The invention relates to a device for regulating the flow of a liquid or gaseous medium, having a valve housing (), which has at least one valve inlet () and a valve outlet () as well as at least one valve opening (), located between the two and surrounded by a valve seat (); having a valve member () controlling the valve opening (); and having a valve member actuating device (), which has a valve closing spring () and an actuator () operating counter to the valve closing spring. For creating a robust device with a long service life, and in which the valve member actuating device () is hermetically separated from the medium, the valve member () has a closing body (), cooperating with the at least one valve seat (), and a frame (), separated from the medium, for engaging the valve member actuating device (), which frame surrounds the closing body () and is solidly joined to it.

Device for regulating the flow of a liquid or gaseous medium

A plug for connection of an electro-fluidic converter provided with electrical plug contacts projecting from a converter housing, the plug has a plug housing, electrical counter contacts to the plug contacts of the converter and accommodated in the plug housing, electrical connecting means for a multi-wired encased connecting cable and accommodated in the plug housing, connecting means for electrical or electronic joining of the connecting means with the counter contacts and accommodated in the plug housing, and a contacting device provided for connecting the connecting cable with the connecting means and arranged in the plug housing, the contacting device having a movable cable receiving part for insertion of a cable portion and a clamping lever acting on the cable receiving part for contact-producing pressing of the cable portion against the connecting means.

Plug for connection of an electro-fluidic converter

An apparatus for automatically regulating a light source for providing light for illuminating an object viewed by means of an endoscope equipped with a video camera, there is provided a signal processing device having a circuit for defining the density value of the video signal of each line of the camera image, by means of which circuit, the video signal emitted is passed to a comparator which compares it with a brightness threshold voltage which can be preset. A control signal for regulating the light source is determined by counting the image lines having a brightness exceeding the threshold voltage and linking the resultant count to a mathematical function. The actual value obtained from the video signal is independent of the area of the bright parts of the image and is, therefore, independent of the diameter of the image circle of the endoscope.

Apparatus for automatically regulating the supply of light to an

A device is disclosed for the disintegration of concretions in body cavities. The device comprises at least one piezoelectric transducer element, for connection to a generator. The transducer element is connected between a reflector and a horn. Ultrasonic waves generated by the transducer element are directed by means of a sonotrode, to a concretion to be destroyed. At least the horn is provided with surface depressions which do not run parallel to its axis of symemtry, for the generation of transverse and rotational oscillations.

Device for disintegrating concretions disposed in body cavities

A means for checking the iluminating means of an endoscope allows both the lamp of the endoscope and the light-guide cable to be checked for their operating conditions. For this purpose, the checking means has a beam splitter positioned in the beam path from the lamp which conveys part of the quantity of light emitted by the lamp to a detecting means. A detecting means provided with a device to receive the distal end of the light-guide cable picks up the quantity of light coming from the cable. From the signal derived therefrom and the signal generated by the detecting means, the transmission factor is found in a calculating circuit by quotient formation and is shown on a display. In this way it is possible to determine whether the transmission factor of the light-guide cable will allow the objects which are going to be viewed to be adequately illuminated or whether the cable needs to be replaced.

Means for checking endoscope equipment

Apparatus for adjusting the quantity of light emitted by a light source for illuminating an object under examination by means of an endoscope fitted with a video camera, comprises a signal processing circuit including a window generating device and a window superimposition device for visually displaying and optically defining a window and which generates a measuring window in the video picture displayed by a monitor connected to the video camera and superimposes the measuring window on the video picture in the form of a frame. A video signal for adjusting the quantity of light emitted by the light source is integrated only within the measuring window.

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Felix Ams