Variable ratio brake pedal

Machine element or mechanism – Control lever and linkage systems – Foot operated

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74516, G05G 114

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043865372

ABSTRACT:
A variable ratio brake pedal mechanism providing a relatively short pedal stroke. A projection on a pivoted pedal lever bears on a second oppositely pivoted lever, providing conjoint movement of the two levers. A push rod brake actuator is pivotally connected to the second lever. The push rod and a portion of the second lever jointly form a toggle linkage which decreases the ratio of movement of the brake actuator relative to the pedal lever, and increases the mechanical advantage, as brake application occurs.

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