Electric motor-driven brake apparatus
OwnerHideaki ISHIIinventor
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An input rod and an input piston are advanced in response to an operation of a brake pedal, and an electric motor is driven according to the movement of the input piston to propel a primary piston in a master cylinder through a ball-screw mechanism. Thus, a hydraulic pressure is generated and supplied to a brake caliper of each wheel. At this time, a part of the hydraulic pressure is received by the input piston, and a part of the reaction force of hydraulic pressure during braking is fed back to the brake pedal. A nut member of the ball-screw mechanism has a nut part with a ball groove and a rotor part thinner in wall thickness than the nut part. A rotor core of the electric motor is press-fitted to the rotor part, thereby making it difficult for stress produced in the rotor part by press fitting to be transmitted to the nut part, and maintaining the high dimensional accuracy of the ball groove on the nut part.
An electric motor-driven brake apparatus comprising:
An electric motor-driven brake apparatus comprising:
An electric motor-driven brake apparatus comprising:
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