Electric parking brake
AssigneeKNORR-BREMSE Systeme fuer Nutzfahrzeuge GmbH
InventorsGerhard Wieder, Friedbert Roether, Frank Schwab, Falk Hecker, Michael Herges
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AssigneeKNORR-BREMSE Systeme fuer Nutzfahrzeuge GmbH
InventorsGerhard Wieder, Friedbert Roether, Frank Schwab, Falk Hecker, Michael Herges
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An electric-parking-brake for a utility-vehicle, including: a feed-line for brake-pressure air; a discharge-line for brake-pressure air for a pneumatic-brake-device; a first-valve and a second-valve, each being switchable between a stable-state and an activated-state in response to electrical control-signals; and a valve-device which is connected between the feed-line and the discharge-line and exhibits a control-input, the valve device being switchable between a stable-state and an activated-state in response to control signals at the control-input, the feed-line being connected to the discharge-line in the activated-state, in which the first-valve in the stable-state or in the activated-state connects the control-input of the valve-device to the discharge-line, to retain a current-state of the valve-device when the brake-pressure air is applied to the discharge-line, and in the activated or stable state connects the control-input to the second-valve. Also described are an electric parking brake system, a utility vehicle, and a related method.
An electric parking brake for a utility vehicle, comprising:
An electric parking-brake system for a utility vehicle with a parking-brake device, which includes a spring-type actuator, and with a trailer parking-brake port, comprising:
A utility vehicle with a braking device which exhibits at least one spring-loaded cylinder which in the unpressurized state activates a parking brake via a biasing force, comprising:
A method for actuating an electric parking brake, the method comprising:
A non-transitory computer readable medium having a computer-program, which is executable by a processor, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.