Electromechanical driving device for use in a tailgate of a motor vehicle
AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorsStefan Moecklin, Mario Huesges, Ulrich Metz
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AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorsStefan Moecklin, Mario Huesges, Ulrich Metz
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An electromechanical driving device (1) for use in a tailgate of a motor vehicle, with an electric motor (2) for the rotary drive of a spur gear (4) which is accommodated in a gear housing (3) and is operatively connected to a gear arrangement (5) in order to drive an output shaft (19) for a window wiper mechanism, wherein the spur gear (4) is accommodated rotatably in the gear housing (3) by means of a co-rotating spur gear shaft (6), wherein a shaft section (7) of the spur gear shaft (6) extends out of the gear housing (3) on which means for actuating a closing mechanism (8) for closing the tailgate and/or a tailgate window are accommodated. An electromechanical driving device (1) for use in a tailgate of a motor vehicle is therefore provided, said driving device, which is used to selectively actuate a wiper mechanism or a closing mechanism, having a simple design and comprising a gear housing which is designed in accordance with a known construction for driving a wiper mechanism.
An electromechanical driving device (1) for use in a tailgate of a motor vehicle, having an electric motor (2) for driving in rotation a spur gear (4) which is accommodated in a transmission housing (3) and which is operatively connected to a transmission arrangement (5) in order to drive an output shaft (19) for a windshield wiping device, wherein the spur gear (4) is rotatably accommodated in the transmission housing (3) by means of a co-rotating spur gear shaft (6), characterized in that a shaft section (7) of the spur gear shaft (6) extends out of the transmission housing (3) and means for actuating a closing device (8) for closing the tailgate and/or a tailgate windshield are accommodated on the shaft section (7).
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