Continental Automotive Gmbh

Siemens Aktiengesellschaft

Marcel Rigorth

Georg Nehm

Günter Urlaub

Theo Baukholt

Robert Wolfgang Kissel

Klaus Karl

Andreas Baudisch

Johannes Grandel

A motor vehicle screen device having a screen that can be driven by a driving mechanism between an inactive position within a cavity of a dashboard and an approximately vertical active position outside the cavity and from the active position into the inactive position. The screen is provided with spaced-apart guiding elements which are guided within guides that run nearly horizontal, perpendicular to the movement path of the screen. The monitor can be driven such that the guiding elements thereof are movable within the guides. At least one of the guiding elements is locked at the active position end of the guide by a locking mechanism.

On board screen device

The invention relates to a closing screen device for closing an opening () by a cover in a motor vehicle component, including a drive mechanism through which a closing screen () can be drive-displaced from an uncovered opening position exposing the opening () to a closed position closing the opening (), and in said closing position, the closing screen () is located flush to the edge area of the motor vehicle component which surrounds said closing screen.

Closing screen device

A servo drive for activating a tailgate of a motor vehicle has a drive, a sun wheel driven by the drive and rotatably mounted on a first axle, and a planetary wheel rotatably mounted on a second axle. The sun wheel engages with the planetary wheel. The first and second axles have ends, are movably arranged at their ends facing away from the drive in a common web, and are spaced apart from one another by a constant distance. The planetary wheel engages in a ring gear segment which is fixedly connected to a bodywork, and an end of the web, which faces the ring gear segment, is movably connected to a connecting rod through a third axle. An end of the connecting rod facing away from the third axle is movably connected, via a fourth axle, to an output element which is connected by an end facing away from the fourth axle to the tailgate.

Servo drive for activating a tailgate of a motor vehicle

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Babenhausen, Germany

Marcel Rigorth