The present disclosure relates to an electromechanical actuation unit for a motor vehicle brake comprising: at least one electromechanical actuation device for actuating at least one brake shoe of the motor vehicle brake. The electromechanical actuation device has at least drive element and at least one drive spindle, wherein the at least one drive element drives the at least one drive spindle. The electromechanical actuation device has at least one elastic element, the at least one elastic element being elastically deformable for a parking brake function.

An electromechanical drum brake comprises two brake segments intended to come into contact with a drum, and at least one actuator configured to apply the segments against the drum, and an electric motor configured to activate the actuator, the actuator comprising at least one member which is movable upon activation of the actuator, the movable member being movable between a braking position and a position beyond a release position, in which the segments are no longer in contact with the drum. The actuator comprises a stop which is arranged only in the actuator and against which the movable element bears when it assumes a position beyond the release position, and the motor powers the actuator until the movable element bears against the stop.

A drum brake apparatus includes a housing; a main braking unit installed on one part of the housing, and driven by a hydraulic pressure and pressing a shoe, during main braking; and a parking braking unit installed on the other part of the housing, and driven by an electromotive force of an actuator and pressing the shoe, during parking braking, the parking braking unit includes a bevel gear section disposed in the housing while having a structure of a bevel gear, and rotated in association with the actuator; and a rod section connected with the bevel gear section, and moved out of the housing in association with the bevel gear section and pressing the shoe.

An electrical wheel brake actuator for motor vehicles, designed to move a brake pad in the direction of a brake rotor and having an electric motor-gear assembly with a rotation-translation converter assembly that includes a nut-spindle arrangement, and an elastic element which is associated with a release end stop of the spindle arrangement in order, together with a control unit, to allow the electric motor to be automatically electrically switched off. The elastic element includes at least two disc springs which are able to form an expanded segmented force-travel spring curve formed from multiple force-travel spring curve portions.

A trailer braking system having a surge component used in combination with an electric over hydraulic brake system. The surge component includes a sliding member with a magnetic sensor for detecting trailer deceleration, the sliding member providing an initial pressurization of the hydraulic system. A trailer mounted electrical circuit detects when the tow vehicle brakes are applied and includes a microcontroller for detecting the speed of deceleration provided by the magnetic sensor. A trailer mounted electric motor receives a signal from the circuit board to vary pressure to the brakes in accordance with the speed of deceleration.

Brake pads are prepared using a LS (Low Steel) or NAO (Non-Asbestos Organics) type friction material formulation and at least one friction surface of a brake disc intended to cooperate in use with a brake pad that is coated with an anti-wear and anti-corrosion coating with adequate plasticity in order to have a reduced propensity to form micro-cracks under conditions of tribo-mechanical stress, chosen from the amongst the group consisting in: particles of chromium carbide (Cr.sub.3C.sub.2) dispersed within a metallic matrix consisting of an alloy of NiCr; particles of a combination of several metallic materials in order to create a metallic compound consisting of an alloy of FeNiCrMoSiC (iron-nickel-chromium-molybdenum-silicon-carbon).

A knuckle for a heavy-duty vehicle self-steering axle/suspension system that includes integrally formed structure for mounting components of a drum brake system. The knuckle includes a spindle that is welded directly to the knuckle and a discrete tie rod arm bolted to the knuckle.

Disclosed herein is an electronic brake apparatus that includes a spring pack, a first piston in which the spring pack is mounted, a bolt screw rotated in conjunction with a motor and having one end in point contact with the spring pack, a fixing member configured to bind the bolt screw to the first piston, and a second piston screwed to the other end of the bolt screw.

An electric actuator includes an input member that is rotationally driven by the electric motor and includes a first rotation stop part on an inner periphery, an output member that includes a second rotation stop part engageable with the first rotation stop part, and a first screw part on an outer periphery, and a linear motion member that includes a second screw part engageable with the first screw part. Both the screw mechanism and the rotation-stop mechanism are formed on the outer periphery of the output member. Therefore, in the electric actuator, the radial and axial dimensions are shortened.

A drum brake device for a vehicle includes a first brake shoe and a second brake shoe movably coupled to a back plate, and spaced apart from each other; a wheel cylinder positioned between one end of the first brake shoe and one end of the second brake shoe, and configured to expand the distance between the one end of the first brake shoe and the one end of the second brake shoe; and an actuator positioned between another end of the first brake shoe and another end of the second brake shoe, and configured to provide a driving force to expand the distance between the one end of the first brake shoe and the one end of the second brake shoes and to expand the distance between the another end of the first brake shoe and the another end of the second brake shoe.