Device for driving an output mechanism
AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorSjen Houben
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Abstract
The invention relates to a device (10) for driving an output mechanism (46), comprising a rotationally driveable input shaft (14). Means are located between said input shaft (14) and the output mechanism (46) for transmitting a drive torque of the input shaft (14) to the output mechanism (46). The invention provides that a non-positive functional connection can be created between a first means (16) and the output mechanism (46), enabling an alternating movement of said first means (16) to be converted into a movement of the output mechanism (46).
Claims17
A device (10) for driving an output mechanism (46), comprising a rotationally driveable input shaft (14), whereby means are located between the input shaft (14) and the output mechanism (46) for transmitting a drive torque of the input shaft (14) to the output mechanism (46),
- wherein a non-positive functional connection can be created between a first means (16) and the output mechanism (46), enabling an alternating movement of said first means (16) to be converted into a movement of the output mechanism (46).
The device according to one of the preceding claims,
- wherein the means are configured such that an alternating rotational movement of the first means (16) are capable of being converted into a rotational movement of the output mechanism (46).
The device according to one of the preceding claims,
- wherein a conversion ratio that sets in is variable.
The device according to one of the preceding claims,
- wherein a second means (26) are interconnected with the first means (16) via a driver (24) in such a way that they are capable of rotating around a pivot.
The device according to one of the preceding claims,
- wherein a third means (42) that are situated such that they are displaceable relative to the first means (16) are functionally interconnected with the first means (16) such that the alternating movement of the first means (16) effects an oscillating movement of the third means (42).
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.