Brose Fahrzeugteile Gmbh & Co Kg, Coburg

Brose Fahrzeugteile Gmbh & Co Kg

Brose Fahrzeugteile Se & Co. Kommanditgesellschaft, Bamberg

Michael Eisentraudt

Werner Stammberger

Frank Wagner

Martin Schlechtriemen

Thomas Börnchen

Uwe Klippert

Manfred Stenzel

Helmut Sesselmann

Uwe Sommer

Thomas Salhoff

Joachim Müller

Thomas Pohl

Eckart Listl

Thomas B&ouml;rnchen

Sandro Wartzack

The invention relates to a servo drive comprising an electromechanical energy converter, which has a rotatably mounted disc rotor for generating a torque and a stepping up mechanism that is connected downstream of the disc rotor, for coupling the disc rotor to an output element and for stepping up the torque that acts on the disc rotor and comprising a locking mechanism that locks a rotational displacement of the output element, when a torque is introduced on the output side. According to the invention, the locking mechanism comprises a coil spring which can be radially expanded and compressed and which extends around the outer periphery of the stepping up mechanism.

Servo drive

An armrest assembly for a motor vehicle door provides an armrest that may be positionally adjusted by a drive unit and a transfer member which may be displaced along an adjustment direction on activating the drive unit. The armrest may be connected to the drive unit. The position of the armrest in the motor vehicle door may be adjusted in the vehicle longitudinal direction and/or in a direction perpendicular to the vehicle longitudinal direction and perpendicular to the adjusting direction of the armrest.

Armrest assembly for a motor vehicle door

An armrest subassembly for a motor vehicle is provided, which includes an arm support adjustable along a vertical vehicle axis, and a guide device through which the arm support is guided. According to one embodiment of the invention, the guide device has just one guide element which entends longitudinally along the adjustment direction with which the arm support is guided in the adjustment direction so that forces acting on the arm support in the vehicle longitudinal direction are introduced through the guide element into the supporting door element and movement of the arm support in the vehicle longitudinal direction is substantially prevented.

Armrest subassembly for vehicle door

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Stockheim-Neukenroth, Germany

Michael Eisentraudt