Ebm-papst Mulfingen Gmbh & Co Kg

Joachim Berberich

Alexander Lust

Dieter Best

Thomas Sauer

Tobias Ehmann

Christoph Holderbach

Stefanie Wolfarth

Walter Matter

Jan Fröhlich

Andreas Kaller

A component holding device for the fixed-position arrangement of an electric component on a circuit board, having a support side for receiving the electric component, wherein at least one pretensioning element and at least one first latching element for the fixed-position latching of the electric component are provided on the support side, and the at least one pretensioning element is designed to exert a pretensioning force on the electric component, which presses the electric component against the at least one first latching element, and having at least one second latching element on an underside lying opposite the support side, wherein the second latching element is designed to fix the component holding device in a predefined location in a fixed position on the circuit board.

Component holding device

A connecting system for a stator assembly () and a plug housing () can be inserted into an opening in a stator housing (). A plug housing receptacle () is provided in the stator assembly (). The plug housing () engages the housing receptacle such that it is movable relative to the stator assembly () in at least two perpendicular directions when mounted.

Connecting system for plug positioning

A housing for receiving an electronic circuit () having a plurality of components () having a carrier plate () and a housing cover () including a circumferentially enclosing wall () on the carrier plate () and a cover part () on the wall (), which cover part () lies opposite the carrier plate (). A volume compensation element () is attached on the carrier plate () in an interior () of the housing cover () which is enclosed in a pressure-tight manner from an external atmosphere. The volume compensation element () is elastically formed providing a variable volume for compensation of pressure fluctuations in the interior (), which variable volume occurs with a change in position of the volume compensation element () relative to the carrier plate (). A gap between the volume compensation element () and the carrier plate () is connected to the external atmosphere.

Housing for accommodating an electronic circuit

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Buchen, Germany

Joachim Berberich