Redundant electromechanical system
An electromechanical system, redundant technology, applied in the direction of brake control system, brake system interaction, electrical control, etc., can solve problems such as comfort loss
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[0031] figure 1 An autonomous steering system in motor vehicle 1 (partially illustrated) is shown in a simplified partial illustration. The figure shows a redundant electromechanical system 2 , which drives a vehicle steering 4 via a drive shaft 3 . The vehicle steering device comprises a pinion 7 driven by a drive shaft 3 , which acts on a rack 8 . The toothed rack 8 in turn acts on a tie rod 5 , which is articulated to both ends of the toothed rack 8 . The tie rod 5 is rotatably fastened with its second end to the knuckle arm of the wheel suspension 17 and transmits the movement of the toothed rack 8 to the steered wheels 6 fastened to the wheel suspension 17 .
[0032] The redundant electromechanical system 2 has two paths, wherein the first path includes the first energy supply device 12.1, the first control circuit 11.1 and the first coil set 10.1 of the dual motor / dual rotor motor 9. The second path similarly includes a second energy supply device 12.2, a second contr...
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