Robert Boschgmbh

Werner Prohaska

Uwe Neumann

Walter Haussecker

Hansjuergen Linde

Erik Maennle

Joerg Wolf

Andreas Rehklau

Herbert Schiller

Gerhard Genter

Manfred Winter

Guenter Hartz

Martin Steuer

Peter Romann

Eckhard Ursel

Dieter Scheer

Eckard Ursel

The invention relates to a device for adjusting a vehicle seat, the frame structure () of which can be adjusted using drive motors () having presupported gear units (), and the vehicle seat is accommodated on two seat rails () arranged parallel to each other. The frame structure () of the vehicle seat can be adjusted spherically using lifting elements () in two planes separated from each other.

Device and method for adjusting seats in vehicles

The invention relates to a device for adjusting a seat back ( ) of a vehicle seat ( ), in which a drive ( ) that carries out adjusting processes is integrated. This acts on stagger gears ( ), with which the seat back ( ) is moved within a range of inclination ( ). A torsion element ( ) is provided between the stagger gears ( ) that compensates the clearance in the stagger gears ( ) within a first range of adjustment ( ) of the seat back ( ) and functions as support for the driver motor within a further range of adjustment ( ) of the seat back ( ).

Load compensating device for adjusting a seat rest

An apparatus for measuring the mass of a flowing medium, in particular for measuring the aspirated air mass of an internal combustion engine. The apparatus has a hot wire disposed in the flow of the medium, the temperature of which is regulated in accordance with the mass of the medium; and its resistance is regulated by an adjustment variable which is a standard for the mass of the medium. The hot wire is guided on a sensor ring, which is of plastic, via support points. The support points are each fastened with a fastening section in a fastening slit of the sensor ring extending in the axial direction, and they each have a guide section protruding into the interior of the sensor ring through a radial slit. A guide wire extending in the flow direction is fastened to each guide section. The terminal support points in like manner, have attachment sections by way of which an electrical connection is made with the hot wire.

Apparatus for measuring the mass of a flowing medium

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