A powertrain controller estimates damper spring displacement using rotational speed sensors to adjust engine torque and mitigate shuffle oscillations.
An implantable controller synchronizes pump speed with the cardiac cycle to generate physiological pulsatile flow.
A single shift lever mechanism integrates gear shifting, drive force interruption, and differential lock control within a compact transmission assembly.
A monitor detects electrical current changes in one conductor to verify the integrity of redundant power lines.
A balancing unit uses a pressure-controlled conveying unit to maintain stable fluid flow in medical applications.
A triple-shaft deflection gear with conical gearing connects the engine transmission to the Cardan shaft.
A circulatory support controller adjusts blood pump speed using real-time sensor data.
A segmented intracorporeal device anchors across anatomical walls to distribute pressure and reduce tissue trauma during minimally invasive procedures.
Independent pump speed control maintains physiological flow balance without atrial shunts, reducing device size.
A saccular cavopulmonary assist device uses a dedicated power cavity to drive blood storage and flow.
Closed-loop vehicle velocity control analyzes movement status signals to detect deviations from predetermined threshold ranges.
A control circuit calculates cumulative suction presence by dividing intervals with events by total time.
A single-piece bearing design integrates guiding and supporting functions for power transmission shafts in four-wheel drive vehicles.