Liebherr-aerospace Lindenberg Gmbh

Frederick Bassett

Anton Gaile

The present invention relates to a coupling arrangement for a driving device, wherein the coupling arrangement comprises an input, an output and a coupling, wherein the coupling is non-rotatably connected with the input or with the output, wherein the coupling furthermore comprises torque transmission means which in the coupled condition are configured to connect the output with the input for transmitting a torque from the input to the output, wherein upon exceedance of a torque threshold value in a first operating condition the torque transmission means are arranged such that the input is periodically separated from and connected with the output, and that when the torque threshold value is not reached in a second operating condition, the torque transmission means are arranged such that the input is permanently connected with the output for transmitting a torque.

Coupling arrangement and aircraft

A backstop of a torque transmission device of an aircraft steering system includes input and output sections of a drive shaft. Torque is transmitted from the input to the output, but is prevented from being transferred from the output back into the input. The input is limited from rotating coaxially relative to the output by more than a predetermined angle. The input stops at a first rotary position relative to the output upon rotating in a first rotary direction. The input stops at a second rotary position upon rotating in the opposite direction. The output is blocked from rotating in the second direction while the input is at the first rotary position and is blocked from rotating in the first direction while the input is at the second rotary position. The output is blocked from rotating by dissipating any torque acting upon the output into the housing of the backstop.

Backstop for aircraft steering systems

The present invention relates to a spindle drive having a first load path which is formed by the spindle and having a second load path which is formed by a torsion bar which is exposed to torsion, which is arranged in the spindle and is connected to it such that a rotary movement is exerted onto the spindle in at least one state of the threaded drive by the torsion bar, with the spindle drive having a sensor unit which is made such that it detects a relative movement between the spindle and the torsion bar.

Spindle drive

A spindle drive has a first load path formed by a first nut which meshes with a threaded bolt and a second load path formed by a second nut which also meshes with the threaded bolt and is arranged to be movable relative to the first nut in an axial direction of the threaded bolt in at least one state of the spindle drive. A sensor unit detects relative movement between the first and second nuts.

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Frederick Bassett