Robert Boschgmbh

Olaf Bock

Guenther Riehl

Matthias Weber

Norbert Knab

Martin Hager

Michael Soellner

Friedrich-Wilhelm Dreier

Christoph Klappenbach

Kurt Schindler

In a sensor device including a magnetic field sensor which is arranged in stationary fashion and configured as a Hall sensor and is magnetically coupled to at least one stationary magnetic flux conductor which senses a variable magnetic field and delivers it to the Hall sensor, the Hall sensor delivering to an electronic control circuit an electrical signal which depends on the change in the magnetic field, in order to achieve a reduction in the space required for the electronic control circuit and the Hall sensors it is proposed the at least one Hall sensor, combined with at least one element of the electronic control circuit into an application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC), be arranged in an electronic component.

Sensor device having a magnetic field sensor integrated with an electronic control circuit

A drive unit has an electric motor having a motor shaft, an electrically disenageable arresting mechanism including a hub connectable with the motor shaft, a plurality of arresting teeth radially projecting from the hub, and at least one arresting pin for electrical disengagement of an element composed of windings of an electrically conductive wire and for disengagement of electrical current, the arresting piece being composed of a magnetically conductive material, the at least one arresting pin being arranged stationary and forming a component of a permanent-magnetic circuit relative to whose poles the arresting teeth are oriented one after the other, the electrically conductive wire being wound to form a magnetic coil which forms at least a partial length of the permanent-magnetic circuit so as to provide a temporary at least partial compensation of a permanent magnetic flux of the permanent-magnetic circuit.

Drive unit electric motor

Electric motor

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Buehl, Germany

Olaf Bock