Robert Boschgmbh

Piotr Deptula

Werner Birkle

Norbert Knab

Joachim Schenk

Roland Schmid

Jochen Wessner

Volker Breunig

Matthias Weber

Andreas Geil

To reduce the space of a control device having a power circuit and an electronic component, the power circuit including components to which higher currents are applied, in particular currents in the range of 5 A to 70 A, and the electronic component including a switching logic realized on a circuit board, the electrical connections between the components of the power circuit are realized by a single-layer pressed screen. Receptacles for the contact pins of the components are formed in the pressed screen. The receptacles are arranged and formed in such a way that the components are held in frictional engagement in the receptacles and are electrically contacted via the contact pins.

Connection arrangement for connecting an electronic component and a power circuit of a control device

A multi-pole electrical connector is to be designed such that it is usable under cramped installation conditions and can be cost-effectively produced. The connector has a contact set having a plurality of contact elements, each of which has a connecting section and a contact section. Both the connecting sections and the contact sections are formed from a single-layer stamped grid and are arranged in one plane. This connector is provided for use in the automobile industry, particularly in fuse boxes and electrical-system control units of motor vehicles.

Multipole electrical connector

An electric-motor drive mechanism is proposed, with an electric motor ( ) that has a brush holder ( ) for containing brushes ( ) and at least one magnetic field sensor ( ) for detecting the magnetic field of a magnetic wheel ( ) non-rotatably connected to the motor armature shaft ( ) and an electronics housing ( ) for containing an electronics mounting plate ( ) for a set of motor output and/or control electronics. The electronics mounting plate ( ) is disposed outside an electric motor pole pot housing ( ) on a support ( ) formed onto the brush holder ( ) and that the at least one magnetic field sensor ( ) directly contacts the control electronics on the electronics mounting plate ( ) by means of first inserted strip conductors ( - - - - ) that are guided in bundles and are at least partially integrated into the brush holder ( ).

Electric motor-driven mechanism

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Illingen, Germany

Piotr Deptula