Power assisted gear systems

Electricity: motive power systems – Electric motor with nonmotor driving means – Manual driving means

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180 791, H02K 700

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042232546

ABSTRACT:
A steering gear system includes a rack driven by a pinion. When the torque on the pinion reaches a predetermined level, the steering column to which the pinion is attached moves axially. The axial movement of the steering column brings a disc connected with it into electrical conductive contact with a fixed electric contact. This energizes an electric motor. Further axial movement of the steering column causes the disc to contact a friction clutch plate which is connected with a pulley driven by the electric motor. This results in frictional engagement between the disc and the friction clutch plate and a power assist from the electric motor to move the rack which is a function of the torque applied to the steering column.

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