Motors: expansible chamber type – Working member position feedback to motive fluid control – Follower type
Patent
1989-10-20
1990-11-06
Capossela, Ronald C.
Motors: expansible chamber type
Working member position feedback to motive fluid control
Follower type
60545, 605471, 60593, 60594, F15B 910
Patent
active
049676431
ABSTRACT:
In a brake booster, a master brake cylinder is connected to a brake pedal via a piston rod, which acts upon a master cylinder piston by way of which at least one brake chamber can be put at brake pressure. In this way, servo fluid flows via brake lines to corresponding wheel brake cylinder is a servo chamber, which via a control element communicates with a device for supplying servo fluid to the servo chamber. This control element is controlled via a travel transducer that detects the motion of the piston rod. A lever arrangement is also connected to the piston rod, and on its other end is operatively connected to the travel transducer, which triggers the control element via an electronic unit to maintain the servo pressure.
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Capossela Ronald C.
Greigg Edwin E.
Robert & Bosch GmbH
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