Robert Boschgmbh

Helmut Bubeck

Klaus Voigtlaender

Thomas Wiesa

Rolf Becker

Ulrich Trescher

Benjamin Bertsch

Thomas Raica

Thomas Mueller

Willi Kuehn

Christian Lammers

Ralf Schinzel

Matthias Lausmann

Juergen Jerg

Michael Krapp

Holger Braun

Jan Benzler

Joachim Wolff

Volker Hochholzer

Thomas Laux

The use of a control module having at least one housing part and a multi-layer printed circuit board as the electrical connection between the inner space of the housing and components that are situated outside of the housing part is described. The multi-layer printed circuit board is the carrier for the electrical components of an electronic circuit, and is at the same time the thermal contacting to a housing part and/or a cooling element, particularly a hydraulic plate of the transmission, for a transmission control installed in an automatic transmission.

Control module for a transmission control installed in an automatic transmission

The invention relates to an electronic module comprising at least one electronic or electric component (), a base plate (), and a support plate (), in particular a printed circuit board or a substrate. Said support plate () is arranged on the base plate () and comprises conductor paths. Said base plate () comprises a blind hole-type recess () on a side oriented towards the support plate (). The component () is in contact on the support plate () and is arranged in the recess () of the base plate ().

Electronic module

The invention relates to an electronic module, a support plate () having a base area () and at least one connection element (). Said connection element () is a part of the base area () and is arranged at an angle (a) to the base area (), in addition to at least one electronic component (), in particular a sensor, which is arranged in the connection element ().

Electronic module and method for the production thereof

An electrical control unit has a printed circuit board substrate, on which an electronic circuit is situated, which circuit includes multiple electrical components which are interconnected via printed conductors of the printed circuit board substrate, as well as housing parts for covering the electrical components on the printed circuit board substrate, and at least one device plug connector part situated on the printed circuit board substrate outside the section of the printed circuit board substrate covered by the housing parts. Outside the section covered by the at least one housing part and outside the section of the printed circuit board substrate provided with the device plug connector part, at least one contact point for an additional electrical component is situated on the printed circuit board substrate.

Electric control unit having a housing part and a cooling part

The invention is directed to an arrangement having one or several hydraulic actuators. The arrangement is characterized in that the hydraulic actuators are realized, at in part, by utilizing bistable magnetic valves.

Arrangement having at least one hydraulic actuator

The invention is directed to a method of operating a control system which includes a nonvolatile memory unit having memory banks and a volatile memory unit for storing programs and data. Access is permitted to only a single one of the memory banks of the nonvolatile memory unit at a given time point and the memory bank permitting the access is addressable by using addresses which are located within a memory bank address space. The memory bank address space is common to all memory banks and adapted to the size of the memory banks. The nonvolatile memory and the volatile memory are driven in such a manner that the memory bank permitting the access is only accessible in part. When an addressing attempt is made via an address, which is assigned to that part of the particular memory bank which is not accessible, the volatile memory unit is shifted into a state permitting an access and the volatile memory is addressed via the address.

Method of operating a control system which includes a nonvolatile memory

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Beilstein, Germany

Helmut Bubeck