Shock absorber

Details Shock absorber Shock absorber

1988-03-25

1990-01-16

Halvosa, George E. A.

Brakes

Internal-resistance motion retarder

Controlled by an operator remote from retarder

137554, 13762533, 13762537, 188319, 18832215, 25112915, F16F 935

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048936995

ABSTRACT:
A shock absorber useful in motor vehicles which includes a piston inside of which an entire quantity of a damping fluid exchanged between two work chambers flows via a throttle cross section the size of which is defined by an electromagnetic adjusting device comprising primarily a magnet coil and an armature. The armature is annular and merges with an annular control slide provided with a slide control edge, which slide, in cooperation with a piston control edge on the piston determines the size of the throttle cross section. The control slide and armature are statically in pressure equilibrium, and because of their annular embodiment they have only a slight weight of their own, so that the shock absorber operates with short adjusting times. By way of a defined profile of the slide control edge or piston control edge, certain damping characteristics are attainable.

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patent: 4723640 (1988-02-01), Beck
patent: 4726453 (1988-02-01), Obstfelder et al.

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