Steering Solutions IP Holding Corporation

Mangesh Bramhe

Eric D Pattok

Travis L Palmer

A remote sensor for a vehicle includes a first retaining cup disposed on a first end of the remote sensor. The remote sensor also includes a second retaining cup disposed proximate the first retaining cup, the second retaining cup being configured to mate with the first retaining cup. The remote sensor also includes a sensing device disposed in an aperture defined by the second retaining cup, the sensing device being configured to measure at least one characteristic of the vehicle. The remote sensor also includes a flex PCB having a first end connected to the sensing device and a second end connected or coupled to a controller of the vehicle, wherein at least a portion of the first end of the flex PCB is retained by the first retaining cup and the second retaining cup.

Remote sensor system

An interconnect assembly includes a main body being formed of flexible material and extending between a first end and a second end, the main body having a thickness defined by a top surface and a bottom surface. The interconnect assembly also includes a first connection port located proximate the first end. The interconnect assembly further includes a second connection port located proximate the second end. The interconnect assembly yet further includes a copper trace having a first contact and a second contact, the first contact disposed on the top surface and located adjacent to the first connection port, and the second contact located on the top surface and adjacent to the second connection port.

Combination circuit board retention and interconnect

A stator for a vehicle includes a body defining a central bore that is adapted to receive a rotor. The stator also includes a plurality of electrical conductors radially disposed on the body. Each of respective electrical conduction of the plurality of electrical conductors includes a corresponding magnetic core wound in a conductive wire. The stator also includes a wired frame that includes one or more conductive wires. Each of the one or more conductive wires includes a first end and a second end opposite the first end. Each respective first end of the one or more conductive wires is connected to corresponding terminals of the stator. Each respective second end of the one or more conductive wires is bent at an angle and adapted to mate with a controller.

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Mangesh Bramhe