Robert Boschgmbh

Heiko Buss

Willy Bentz

Gert Jakob

Maximilian H Kronberger

Waldemar Ernst

Martin Hager

Peter Kimmich

Peter Schiefer

Walter Beck

Ralph Schimitzek

Jens Maerkle

Werner Haarer

Erwin Liegl

Regis Blanc

Eduard Lochbrunner

Gerhard Weiss

Andreas Oettinger

Joerg Offterdinger

Abdullah Er

Drive device (), in particular to raise and lower windows in a motor vehicle, with an electric motor () featuring an armature shaft (), a printed circuit board () projecting out of an electronic housing (), a gearbox housing () and several guides () to spatially fix the printed circuit board () in the gearbox housing (), whereby different guides () interact with the printed circuit board () for different printed circuit boards () with different widths () and/or lengths and/or with different distances () to the armature shaft

Drive device

A plug-in module for adjusting motors of electric-motor operated window openers in a motor vehicle has at least one plug insertable in a transmission housing of a window lifter. A plug housing is composed of a plastic material with partially injection molded contact elements and motor contacts. The motor contacts have freely located connection portions which have an end-side contact portion for contacting with an associated countercontact and also a spring portion which supports the contact portion and allows a position orientation of the contact portion to the countercontact.

Plug-in module for adjusting motor

Short extensions ( ) are formed on the housing ( ) of a control device. These extensions ( ) consist of the same material as the housing ( ) and can therefore be produced in a simple and cost-effective manner in a single production process. The impact energy being created when the housing ( ) is dropped on the ground can be compensated with the aid of these extensions ( ). In special cases and as a function of the specifications, visually noticeable damage of the extensions ( ) can be used as an indicator for possible damage to the electric components arranged in the housing ( ).

Electric actuator casing comprising fall sensitive elements, especially one or more sensors intended for triggering protective device inside vehicles

An electrical plug-and-socket connector for conductive foils is designed so that it continues to operate reliably long-term under rough operating conditions. For this purpose, the plug-and-socket connector has a plug that can be assembled from a top part and a bottom part with the conductive foil glued into the plug and therefore sealed between these parts when the top part and the bottom part are joined. Furthermore, a sealing element is mounted peripherally on the plug, which is in close elastic contact with a peripheral sealing surface of the socket when the plug is inserted in a socket, and seals the joint between plug and socket. The electrical plug-and-socket connector for conductive foils is intended particularly for use in automobiles.

Electrical plug-and-socket connector for conductive foils

A cylinder head cover of an internal combustion engine with a solenoid-controlled injection device using pump-nozzle units designed so that the solenoid valves are supplied with power in a manner that is advantageous from the manufacturing point of view and provides reliable operation. For this purpose, the cylinder head cover covers the entire injection device and contact elements designed as inserts are injected into the cylinder head cover made of plastic in an injection molding process. The contact elements automatically come into a close-fitting contact with contact surfaces mounted on the outside of the solenoid valves when the cylinder head cover is mounted on a cylinder head. The contact elements are combined with contact segments in a central connector mounted on the outside of the cylinder head cover, wherein the power is supplied for the solenoid valves centrally from a controller.

Cylinder head cover of an internal combustion engine

Apparatus for an internal combustion engine

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Buehl-Altschweier, Germany

Heiko Buss