Wieland-werke Ag

Wieland & Munich Electrification Gmbh

Gerhard Thumm

Volker Voggeser

Michael Wolf

Christoph Kästle

Tony Robert Noll

Hans-Achim Kuhn

Jochen Walliser

Till Merkel

Timo Allmendinger

Joachim Riedle

Stefan Goede

Christian Lehnert

Maher Ababneh

Juergen Meyer

Susanne Böhme

Ekkehard Bischof

Felix Schulz

Tobias Neubrand

Kim-Oliver Guther

Michael Lieble

Philipp-Morris Egle

Konstantin Reichmeyer

Dragoslav Vucic-seele

Jeremy Bell

A method for producing a device for measuring current strengths. The method includes providing a resistor arrangement with two connection elements and a resistor element arranged between the connection elements, molding a contact element from the material of the connection element or from the material of the resistor element. The contact element has an end face remote from the resistor arrangement and a cavity open on the end face. The method further includes providing a circuit board with a through-bore on whose inner surface electrically conductive material is present, positioning the circuit board on the resistor arrangement such that the contact element projects into the through-bore, and expanding the contact element in the radial direction using an expansion element inserted into the cavity of the contact element to establish an electrically conductive connection between the contact element and the electrically conductive material on the inner surface of the through-bore.

Method for producing a device for measuring current strengths, and device for measuring current strengths

A resistor arrangement having a first electrically conductive connection element and a second electrically conductive connection element, a first resistance element which is electrically conductively connected to the first connection element, a second resistance element which is electrically conductively connected to the second connection element, an electrically conductive intermediate element arranged between the first resistance element and the second resistance element and connected with these resistance elements in an electrically conductive manner, wherein the connection elements, the resistance elements and the intermediate element are arranged side by side in a row. The connection elements and the intermediate element on the one hand and the resistance elements on the other hand formed of different materials, wherein the material of the first resistance element differs from the material of the second resistance element.

Resistor arrangement, measuring circuit comprising a resistor arrangement and methods for producing a strip-shaped material for the resistor arrangement

A method for producing a device for measuring current intensities, including: providing a resistor arrangement having connection elements and a resistor element arranged therebetween in a current flow direction. The resistor element and the connection elements consist of different electrically conductive materials; forming a contact pin from the material of at least one connection element; positioning a printed circuit board with a conductor track and a passage bore on the resistor arrangement such that the contact pin projects through the passage bore and has on the side of the printed circuit board facing away from the resistor arrangement a protrusion; laterally widening the contact pin in the region of the protrusion by deforming the material such that the printed circuit board is mechanically fixed to the resistor arrangement; and producing an electrically conductive connection between the contact pin and the conductor track of the printed circuit board.

Method for producing a device for measuring current intensities and device for measuring current intensities

A resistor assembly including at least two connector elements and at least one strip-like or plate-like resistor element arranged between the connector elements. The resistor element has an upper side, a lower side and two longitudinal sides parallel to each other. The at least one resistor element is of a material of which the electrical conductivity is lower than the electrical conductivity of the material of the connector elements. The resistor element has, on at least its upper side or at least its lower side, at least one shaped element as a positioning aid.

Resistor assembly and method for producing same

An arrangement of components for transferring electric current from a current-feeding component to a current-discharging component, including a first component, which feeds current to the arrangement or discharges current from the arrangement. The first component includes a first metallic material and, on at least one surface, has at least one spring lamella composed of the first metallic material and machined out of the first metallic material at the surface. The lamella is machined out of the first metallic material at the surface of the first component such that it is connected monolithically to the first component in a connecting region and, starting therefrom extends as far as a free end and, when deflected out of a rest position toward the surface of the first component, exerts a spring force directed away from the surface. A second component is in immediate contact with the lamella of the first component.

Arrangement of components for transferring electric current

The invention relates to a sliding element consisting of a copper-zinc alloy containing the following components (in % by weight): 60.0 to 64.0% Cu, 0.2 to 0.5% Si, 0.6 to 1.2% Fe, optionally also up to a maximum 1.5% Sn, optionally also up to a maximum 0.25% Pb, optionally also up to a maximum 0.08% P, the remainder being Zn and unavoidable impurities. The copper-zinc alloy has a grain structure consisting of an &#x3b1;- and &#x3b2;-phase with a volume content of the &#x3b1;-Phase of at least 90%, and iron silicides are embedded in the grain structure.

Sliding element consisting of a copper-zinc alloy

A squirrel cage rotor, is made up of a shaft, a rotor laminated core with rotor bars which are arranged in the interior, and short-circuiting rings with clearances through which the bar ends of the rotor bars extend out of the rotor laminated core. The rotor bars, on their surface, at least partially have an electrical insulation layer, wherein the electrical insulation layer is cohesively connected only to the surface of the rotor bars. The squirrel cage rotor is intended, in particular, for use in an asynchronous machine.

Squirrel cage rotor

A squirrel-cage rotor having at least one laminated rotor core and a method of manufacturing the same are provided. Short-circuit rings in the squirrel-cage rotor are provided with at least two metal composite discs. A metal composite disc includes at least a first metal disc and a second metal disc connected to the first metal disc, where the second metal disc is made of a different material from the first metal disc. Adjacent metal composite discs are arranged such that the first metal discs face one another. The short-circuit rings are attached at an end face to the rotor core. Conductive rotor bars are attached to the first metal disc in the region of slots arranged in the outer periphery of the short-circuit rings.

Squirrel-cage rotor and method of manufacturing the same

A squirrel cage rotor having a shaft, a rotor plate stack with rotor bars arranged in the interior thereof, and cage rings, wherein at least one part of a cage ring includes a disk stack, which is constituted as a layered structure of disks with cut-outs, through which the ends of the rotor bars project out of the rotor plate stack. Adjoining disks in the disk stack are mutually spaced, and form a gap. The clearance between two adjoining disks, resulting from the gap, is constituted by moldings which are arranged on the disks wherein, in the gap, at least in the region of the moldings, a joint connection is provided.

Squirrel-cage rotor and method for producing a squirrel-cage rotor

A method for producing an internally structured slide bearing bushing involves the following steps:

Method for producing an internally structured slide bearing bushing

A copper-zinc alloy having the following composition (in % by weight):

Copper-zinc alloy, band material composed thereof, process for producing a semifinished part composed of a copper-zinc alloy and sliding element composed of a copper-zinc alloy

A sliding element which has a main body and a layer system which is applied thereto. The layer system has at least a first layer of the thickness s, which is applied to the main body, and hard material particles having a mean extent d, which are introduced into the first layer and are therefore at least fixed on the main body. The thickness sof the first layer is such that it amounts to at least 60% and at most 90% of the mean extent d of the hard material particles, and the hard material particles form a surface structuring of the sliding element.

Sliding element having a layer system

A copper alloy having the following composition (in % by weight): in each case 0.05 to 0.5% of at least three elements selected from the group consisting of Ag, Ni, Zn, Sn and Al, remainder Cu and unavoidable impurities, optionally 0.01 to 0.2% of one or more elements selected from the group consisting of Mg, Ti, Zr, B, P, As, Sb. Also, a current-carrying structural part made of a copper alloy and a cage rotor having multiple conductor bars and two short-circuiting rings, which are cast in one piece from a copper alloy.

Cast copper alloy for asynchronous machines

A bearing system having a bearing pair made up of at least one bearing and at least one running partner, wherein a coating which is made up of a layer of which the main constituent is amorphous SiOis applied to at least one running surface of the bearing pair.

Bearing system

The invention relates to a method of producing a plain bearing bush or bearing shell of varying width from a flat strip material, which comprises the following steps:

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Gerhard Thumm