Robert Boschgmbh

Masaya Eto

Yasuhiro Kawai

Takeshi Ishimasa

Yuya Ichikawa

A pressure sensor for a vehicle includes a housing, in which at least one sensor unit is arranged. The at least one sensor unit determines a pressure difference between a pressure at a measurement connection point and atmospheric pressure. The at least one sensor unit senses the atmospheric pressure at at least two reference pressure bores. The disclosure further relates to a braking system for a vehicle, having at least one such pressure sensor. A sensor dewatering means comprises a connection channel, which connects the at least two reference pressure bores to each other.

Pressure sensor for a vehicle

A pressure sensor module detects a fluid pressure on the basis of a differential pressure between a reference pressure and the fluid pressure, and includes: a housing; a sensor element that can contact each of the reference pressure and the fluid pressure; a support member that supports the sensor element and is held in the housing; a first pressure passage that guides the fluid pressure to a first contact surface of the sensor element; and a second pressure passage that is sealed from the first pressure passage and guides the reference pressure to a second contact surface of the sensor element.

Pressure sensor module

A steering angle sensor comprising an annular drive gear, which rotates in accompaniment with rotation of a steering wheel, and further comprising a first driven gear and a second driven gear, which have magnets disposed therein and rotate in a driven manner in accordance with rotation of the annular drive gear, the steering angle sensor generating angle-of-rotation information of the steering wheel utilizing changes in magnetic fields based on rotation of the first driven gear and the second driven gear, wherein an intermediate gear that meshes with the annular drive gear, the first driven gear, and the second driven gear is interposed between the annular drive gear and the first driven gear and the second driven gear.

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Kanagawa, Japan

Masaya Eto