Te Connectivity Germany Gmbh

Gerhard Riedl

Christoph Kraemer

Bernd Hoffelder

Sven Faas

Thimo Paulus

Michael Pichler

Bernd Geisselmann

A housing assembly for a component includes a base portion having a holding element, a cover portion having an actuation element, and a carrier element carrying the component. The holding element holds the carrier element by engaging with the actuation element. The actuation element applies a contact force on the holding element and is adjustable with respect to the holding element in at least one direction when the holding element is engaged with the actuation element.

Housing assembly and housing assembly method

A passive current sensor includes a pair of electrically conductive busbars, a shunt resistor electrically connecting the busbars, and a carrier having a first pair of voltage drop measuring contacts. At least one of the voltage drop measuring contacts is attached to each of the busbars and forms a direct electrical contact between the at least one voltage drop measuring contact and the busbar.

Passive current sensor with simplified geometry

The invention relates to a magnet retention member () which can be fitted to a wall () of a locking sleeve () for a gear mechanism, a locking sleeve () and a position sensor arrangement () for a gear mechanism. In order to be able to produce the position sensor arrangement () with the magnet retention member () and/or the locking sleeve () in the most cost-effective manner possible, there is provision according to the invention for the magnet retention member () to have a retention slot () for receiving a wall () of the locking sleeve (), which is flanked by retention arms () of the magnet retention member (), the wall () having a securing portion () for the magnet retention member () and the position sensor () having a magnet retention member () according to the invention and/or a locking sleeve () according to the invention.

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Stutensee-Friedrichsthal, Germany

Gerhard Riedl