Wabco Europe Bvba

Zf Cv Systems Hannover Gmbh

Wabco Gmbh

Zf Cv Systems Europe Bv

Tobias Wustrack

Stefan Knoke

Tobias Kortlang

Thomas Bolik

Christian Brammer

Juri Harz

Jann Löll

Klaus Rehbein

Stefan Dettmer

Hendrik FÜSSEL

Jens GÖBEL

A securing arrangement for securing at least one component to an appliance is provided. The at least one component is arranged on a receiving region of the appliance. The securing arrangement comprises a securing element configured for locking connection of the at least one component to the appliance. The securing element comprises a plate and has weakened regions and deformation zones between at least one peripheral, unweakened receiving region and at least one pressure and centering region resting on a surface of the component. The securing arrangement further comprises a plurality of spacers extending from the receiving region of the appliance to below the height of the surface of the at least one component. The at least one unweakened receiving region of the securing element is configured to be braced against the spacers.

Securing arrangement for securing at least one component to an appliance

A contact element for connection of an electrical plug-in connector of electrical or electronic system components to an electronic printed board assembly is provided herein. The contact element has two mutually spaced arms, each having a circular free end. The arms are connected to one another via a contact portion. At one end, the contact element has an extension piece for the electrical connection to the printed board assembly. The contact element has a cutout over its entire length. The cutout is narrowed in the contact portion by contact projections projecting into the cutout. A clamping region for the force-fitting and electrically conductive clamping of the plug-in connector is formed. The arms are arranged at an angle with respect to the contact portion in such a way that they extend in two different planes.

Contact element for electrical plug-in connections

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Barsinghausen, Germany

Tobias Wustrack