Planetary gear transmission systems or components – Electric or magnetic drive or control
Patent
1999-05-24
2000-10-31
Ta, Khoi Q.
Planetary gear transmission systems or components
Electric or magnetic drive or control
188 721, 188162, B60T 802
Patent
active
061394602
ABSTRACT:
An electric caliper for a brake system includes a cylindrical housing having a bore, a bridge extending from the housing, and a pair of friction elements operatively disposed under the bridge. The electric caliper also includes a motor disposed within the bore and a planetary gear system disposed within the bore and operatively connected to the motor. The electric caliper further includes a ball screw disposed within the bore and positioned around the motor and operatively connected to the planetary gear system. The electric caliper includes a piston operatively connected to the ball screw. Displacement of the piston causes the friction elements to operatively engage a disc disposed between the friction elements.
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Drennen David Bernard
Heber Brian Paul
Delphi Technologies Inc.
Sigler Robert M.
Ta Khoi Q.
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