Continental Teves, Ag and Company Ohg

Continental Teves Ag &co. Ohg

Michael Kutzner

Tobias Unger

Hans Schroth

Micha Heinz

Jochen Beuss

Holger Wahl

Christian Östreich

Jan Truoel

Alexander Treib

Peter Handke

Abolfazl Akbari-Namwar

Atsushi Murakami

A method for determining a position of a hydraulic pump includes determining the position and/or change of position of the hydraulic pump based on a current and/or voltage measurement signal as well as a frequency of the measurement signal. The method also includes utilizing the determined position and/or changing of position of the hydraulic pump for actuating the electrical machine.

Method for determining a position and/or change in position of a hydraulic pump of a motor vehicle brake system and motor vehicle brake system

An electronic arrangement in a motor vehicle, in which at least one sensor is connected to a first electronic control unit by a current interface for transmitting signals and/or for supplying power. A connection of the current interface to at least one supply potential is provided via a second electronic control unit.

Electronic arrangement in a motor vehicle

The present disclosure relates to motor vehicles. The teachings thereof may be embodied in the operation and control of an externally excited electrical generator in an on-board electrical system of a motor vehicle. An example method may include: setting the excitation voltage within the scope of regulating an actual output voltage of the generator at a predetermined setpoint output voltage of the generator; evaluating load requirements of at least one peak load consumer supplied from the on-board electrical system; identifying exceptional situations based on the load requirements; and in the event of an exceptional situation, setting an associated temporary excitation output voltage of the generator.

Controller for a separately excited electric generator in a vehicle electrical system of a motor vehicle

A method for conveying a metered hydraulic volume in a vehicle braking system by an electrically driven motor pump assembly, wherein a mechanical pump of the motor pump assembly is driven by an electric motor of the motor pump assembly. A rising motor voltage ramp is applied to the electric motor, a motor current being detected, and a conveying mode of the motor pump assembly starting as soon as a motor torque generated by the motor current exceeds a total of drag torque, breakaway torque and friction torque of the motor pump assembly. The motor current reduces when the conveying mode starts. The method is characterized in that, when a reduction in the motor current is detected after a specified time interval has elapsed, a motor voltage is reduced to a value which ends the conveying mode. The invention further relates to a vehicle braking system.

Method for conveying a metered hydraulic volume in a vehicle braking system by means of an electrically driven motor pump assembly and vehicle braking system

A load control circuit includes one or more current regulators, in particular in an electronic motor vehicle control unit, wherein one or more preferably inductive load(s) is/are connected to a circuit located outside the control unit or inside the control unit, and wherein the load current flowing through the load(s) is or can be reduced by way of one or more step-down converters to a voltage potential below the supply voltage. A step-down converter includes a clocked DC/DC converter having at least one clocked switch and an energy storage medium, in particular a capacitor, for conversion, wherein the clock control of the switch or switches is modified according to the charge state of the energy storage medium and wherein the charge state is determined according to the voltage present at the energy storage medium.

Load control circuit in a motor vehicle control device

An electronic switching device and method for the detection of a detection element stream through a detection element and/or a temperature in said detection element. A first connection of the detection element is connected to a first transistor element and a second connection of the detection element is connected to a second transistor element. The base connections of the first and second transistor element are directly or indirectly connected to one another and the second transistor element (Q) provides and/or modulates an electrical evaluation signal. The signal value of the electrical evaluation signal is directly or indirectly dependent on at least the detection element stream and/or the temperature in the detection element.

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Michael Kutzner