Apparatus for preventing sub-frame of electric vehicle with wireless charging pad from being pushed backward
AssigneesHyundai Motor Company, Kia Motors Corporation
InventorsJong-Hun Choi, Seung-Kyu Kang
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Abstract
An apparatus for preventing a sub-frame of an electric vehicle with a wireless charging pad from being pushed back includes: a push bracket member having one side portion coupled to a front end module provided in front of a sub-frame of the electric vehicle and extending to be disposed between the sub-frame and a wireless charging pad mounted below the sub-frame. Upon a forward vehicle collision, the apparatus can induce deformation of the sub-frame equipped with the wireless charging pad to prevent the sub-frame from being pushed backward.
Claims14
An apparatus for a sub-frame of an electric vehicle with a wireless charging pad, the apparatus comprising:
- a front end module provided in front of the sub-frame of the electric vehicle;
- a wireless charging pad mounted below the sub-frame;
- a push bracket member disposed between the sub-frame and the wireless charging pad and having one side portion coupled to the front end module;
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- a plastic hinge bracket mounted on a rear mounting portion of the wireless charging pad, wherein a bracket through-hole is formed in the plastic hinge bracket.
An apparatus for a sub-frame of an electric vehicle with a wireless charging pad, the apparatus comprising:
- a push bracket member disposed between a sub-frame and a wireless charging pad mounted below the sub-frame, wherein a front bolt through-hole corresponding to a front mounting portion of the wireless charging pad is formed in the push bracket member;
- a plastic hinge bracket mounted on a rear mounting portion of the wireless charging pad, wherein a bracket through-hole is formed in the plastic hinge bracket;
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- a hinge member configured to be hinge-coupled to an upper end of the plastic hinge bracket, wherein a hinge through-hole is formed in the hinge member.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.