Minebea Company, Limited

Minebea Mitsumi Inc.

Ullrich Kreiensen

Stefan Schwamberger

Guido Schmid

Vladimir Vladimirovich Popov

Helmut Schneider

Willi Eppler

Jurgen Schill

Thomas Trietz

Martin Willmer

Bernhard Blocher

Biancuzzi Giovanni

Florian Bayer

Daniel Nickel

Fabian Armbruster

Axel Bottger

A method of controlling an actuator comprising an electric motor and an actuator coupled to the electric motor, the method comprising controlling the electric motor to move the actuator in a direction towards an absolute mechanical end stop until a last registered soft reference position has been reached and then to overtravel the last registered soft reference position by a predetermined distance, detecting the load of the actuator, and updating the registered soft reference position on the basis of the detected load.

Method for controlling an actuator

An electric machine having a rotor and a stator that encloses the rotor. The stator is closed at its end faces by flanges. A slot insulation is applied in an axial direction to the stator and has means of centering the rotor and/or the flanges with respect to the stator.

Electric machine having slot insulation with flange arrangement

A directly coupled linear drive having a drive unit and a sliding element that are disposed in a frame, the sliding element, actuated by the drive unit, being capable of effecting a movement in a direction of translation with respect to the frame and having a blocking device for blocking the sliding element in the frame in the event of a shock load to the sliding element, the blocking device having a body coupled to the sliding element that absorbs the shock load and is disposed such that the shock load of the body counteracts the shock load of the sliding element.

Linear drive having shock compensation

An electric machine having a rotor and a stator that encloses the rotor, and having a first flange arrangement on at least one end face of the stator, wherein the first flange arrangement has a first flange component that has a connecting surface which adjoins the first end face of the stator and whose geometry is adapted to the geometry of the end face of the stator so that a stator winding, which is wound onto the stator and the adjoining connecting surface, connects the stator and the first flange component to one another.

Electric machine

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Deisslingen, Germany

Ullrich Kreiensen