Electromechanical wheel brake device
AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorsJuergen Hilzinger, Frank Schumann, Georg Blosch, Guenter Kastinger
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Loading patent…
AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorsJuergen Hilzinger, Frank Schumann, Georg Blosch, Guenter Kastinger
Estimating the term…
The invention relates to an electromechanical wheel brake device, with an electric motor that can press a frictional brake lining against a brake body (brake disk) by a reduction gear (planetary gear) and a rotation/translation conversion gear (ball screw). The invention proposes embodying the electric motor as a transverse flux motor with three phase windings; each phrase winding has a circular, annular excitation winding that is disposed inside U-shaped yokes, which are distributed over the circumference of the excitation winding. This embodiment of the electric motor permits a compact design of the electric motor in an annular, hollow shaft design so that the reduction gear and the rotation/translation conversion gear can be disposed at least partially inside the electric motor.
In an electromechanical wheel brake device, with an electric motor that has an annular rotor, with a rotation/translation conversion gear that can be driven to rotate by the electric motor, and with a frictional brake lining that can be pressed against a brake body by means of the rotation/translation conversion gear, wherein the electric motor (18) is a transverse flux motor (18) with an annular excitation winding (22) that encompasses an imaginary motor axis, the electric motor (18) having a number of yokes (24) distributed over the circumference of the excitation winding (22) and can be excited by this winding, and a number of poles (30) that preferably corresponds to the number of yokes (24), the poles (30) being guided so that they can move together in relation to the yokes (24), on a circular path in the circumference direction of the yokes (24) and, in order to generate a circular motion, can be magnetically attracted by the yokes (24) through excitation of the yokes (24).
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.