Itt Industries, Inc.

Swf Auto-electric Gmbh

Gunther Gille

Horst Goertler

Hans Prohaska

Horst Rachner

Marcel Andrei-Alexandru

Helmut Betsch

Wolfgang Spieth

Walter Bierent

Thomas Theurer

Walter Steeb

Anton Lill

Circuit arrangement for at least one electric load of a motor vehicle

Wiper circuit system for motor vehicles

In a circuit arrangement for a reversible electric motor for directly driving a windshield wiper the motor is operated at reduced rotational speed in predetermined angular ranges to ensure smooth starting and stopping in the reversing positions and an accurate parking position.

Windshield wiper speed control arrangement

A windshield wiper assembly comprising two windshield wipers each driven by a separate motor is described in which a control provides switching signals for switching on and off the wiper motors so as to achieve relatively smooth running of the wipers. In particular wiping areas one motor is continuously switched on and only the other motor, in dependence on the difference of the angular positions of the two wipers, is controlled such that collision of the wipers is prevented when the wiping areas overlap.

Windshield wiper control

A windshield wiper motor control circuit for controlling a motor which is normally operated in either continuous or intermittent modes and wherein during the intermittent mode the motor is responsive to a voltage source controlled by a pulse generator. In response to low motor speed and voltage conditions and during overload conditions, the control circuit reverts to intermittent operation and the duration between pulses is adjusted to prevent overheating or destruction of the motor.

Windshield wiper control circuit

A circuit arrangement for windshield wiper motor protection including circuits for pulsing the motor with a variable pulse interval pattern. The pulse interval is generated by circuits which are responsive to motor speed from a comparison with a reference. The motor is automatically deenergized when it is overloaded or stalled.

Wiper motor circuit arrangement

A circuit arrangement for a wiper motor, of the type comprising a controllable switching element for switching a motor operating circuit, wherein the switching element is controllable by a manually actuable operating switch and by a disconnection signal of a limit switch. The disconnection signal of the limit switch is directly conducted to the switching element through the motor supply lead itself. Thus, an inexpensive single-conductor cabling arrangement is realized.

Circuit arrangement for a wiper driving motor

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Sersheim, Germany

Gunther Gille