This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent and 1 published patent application. Top assignees: Zf Active Safety Gmbh, Zf Active Safety US Inc.. Active years: 2026.
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Title: Thomas Klug: Electromechanical Brake Innovation
Introduction
Thomas Klug is an inventor associated with Koblenz, Germany. His patent work includes an electromechanical brake design that uses force sensing to support braking operations. The available information lists 1 patent.
Latest Patents
Klug’s listed patent, “Electromechanical Brake Having a Force Sensor,” describes an assembly for a vehicle brake with a motor-driven caliper. A cup gear or drive disk receives torque from the motor and transfers it to a spindle. A piston coupled to the spindle or a ball ramp moves axially as the spindle rotates, applying braking force. A force sensor aligned with the spindle and cup gear detects the reaction force applied to the piston, while a thrust bearing transfers that force from the cup gear to the sensor.
Career Highlights
Klug is associated with ZF Active Safety US Inc. and ZF Active Safety GmbH. His listed patent focuses on integrating force measurement into an electromechanical vehicle braking system.
Collaborations
The provided information identifies Galus Chelaidite and Karlheinz Schaust as Klug’s coworkers.
Conclusion
Thomas Klug’s listed invention combines a motor-driven brake mechanism with force sensing to measure braking reaction forces, reflecting a practical contribution to electromechanical vehicle braking technology.
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