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Vibration isolating bushing with embedded angular position sensor

ActiveUS20060220285A1Protective effectConveniently packageStands/trestlesSpecial foundation layoutIn vehicleStator
A bushing assembly adapted for application in vehicle suspension systems includes an outer, generally cylindrical bushing member, an inner generally cylindrical bushing member arranged concentrically within the outer member. The two bushing members are interconnected by an elastomeric member disposed there between and bonded thereto to permit limited rotational displacement between the external and internal bushing members. An angular position sensor is at least partially embedded within the elastomeric member and operated to produce an output signal indicative of the relative angular position of the external and internal bushing members. The sensor includes a stator assembly including a permanent magnet, a galvanomagnetic sensing element and a flux guide defining at least one pole face, and a rotor including a flux guide defining a second pole face. An air gap between the two pole faces varies dimensionally as a function of the relative angular position of the stator assembly and rotor.
Owner:NISSAN MOTOR CO LTD

Device for the detection of an actuation force of a brake pedal, and brake system

The invention relates to a device for the detection of an actuation force of a brake pedal, comprising a force take-up element coupled to the brake pedal, and a force-transmitting element which is coupled to a brake system and is movable relative to the force take-up element, a sensor device being provided between the force take-up element and the force-transmitting element for the detection of at least one parameter characterizing the actuation force. In the case of this device, provision is made, for the purpose of compact design, whereby the force take-up element and the force-transmitting element are telescopically displaceable relative to one another, and whereby the sensor device is encased by the force take-up element and the force-transmitting element.
Owner:LUCAS AUTOMOTIVE GMBH

Park Lock for an Automatic Transmission in a Motor Vehicle

A parking lock includes a locking pawl (2) and an interlocking element (6) arranged on a connecting bar (5) to a selector lever (4). During engagement of the parking lock, the selector lever (4) is rotated by a spring (9). A hydraulically actuatable actuator (10) including two pistons (11, 12). A first piston (11) is pressurized in order to disengage the parking lock and axially displace the second piston (12) against a spring (9). Axial movement of the second piston (12) rotates the selector lever (4) and vice versa. A detent device (13) of the actuator (10), is actuatable by an electromagnet (13a). An emergency release device (15) is operatively connectable with the selector lever (4) so that the second piston (12) is axially displaceable by the selector lever (4) without displacing the first piston (11).
Owner:ZF FRIEDRICHSHAFEN AG
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