Electric pedal for automobiles
AssigneeAnhui Aggeus Auto-tech Co., Ltd.
InventorsQuanfu Liu, Fujing Lai, Kai Hu, Han Xu
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AssigneeAnhui Aggeus Auto-tech Co., Ltd.
InventorsQuanfu Liu, Fujing Lai, Kai Hu, Han Xu
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Provided is a retractable pedal for an automobile. The pedal comprises a driving support (2), a drive mechanism (4) and a footrest (5), wherein both the driving support (2) and the drive mechanism (4) are installed on the same side of the bottom of an automobile body; the driving support (2) comprises a first transmission mechanism and a first connecting rod (2d), and the front end of the first connecting rod (2d) is fixedly connected to the footrest (5); the first transmission mechanism drives the first connecting rod (2d) to expand and retract; the pedal further comprises at least one driven support (3) which synchronously moves with the driving support (2). According to this pedal, a traditional gear transmission mechanism is omitted so as to reduce manufacturing costs and reduce the generation of abnormal sounds, and the footrest can be ensured to retract in place.
An electric pedal for automobiles, comprising a driving support (2), a driving mechanism (4) and a pedal (5), the driving support (2) and the driving mechanism (4) being mounted on a same side of the bottom of a vehicle body (1), characterized in that the driving support (2) comprises a first transmission mechanism and a first connecting rod (2d), with a front end of the first connecting rod (2d) being fixedly connected to the pedal (5);
An electric pedal for automobiles, comprising a driving support (2), a driving mechanism (4) and a pedal (5), the driving support (2) and the driving mechanism (4) being mounted on a same side of the bottom of a vehicle body (1), characterized in that the driving support (2) comprises a first transmission mechanism and a first connecting rod (2d), with a front end of the first connecting rod (2d) being fixedly connected to the pedal (5);
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