A hydraulic brake system for a vehicle includes a master brake cylinder, a hydraulic unit, and multiple wheel brakes. The hydraulic unit Ha at least one brake circuit for modulating the braking pressure in the wheel brakes. At least one wheel brake is paired with a bistable solenoid valve, which is looped into the corresponding fluid channel directly upstream of the paired wheel brake and which enables the braking pressure in the paired wheel brake to be modulated in a de-energized open position and locks the current braking pressure in the paired wheel brake in a de-energized closed position, wherein a volume equalization device which comprises a connectable accumulator opens into the corresponding fluid channel between the bistable solenoid valve and the paired wheel brake.

A hydraulic unit, in particular a hydraulic unit for a slip-controllable vehicle brake system, includes a housing block, a pump, and a damping device. The pump has an intake side and a delivery side. The housing block has a pump receptacle that holds the pump, a first fluid duct that intersects the pump receptacle in a region of the delivery side of the pump, and a second fluid duct opening into the pump receptacle in the region of the delivery side of the pump, and a first separation point that seals off the first fluid duct from the second fluid duct. The damping device damps pulsations and reduces operating noise of the hydraulic unit without (i) having a detrimental effect on functional characteristics of the unit, in particular on pressure build-up dynamics of the vehicle brake system, or without (ii) jeopardizing a compact construction of the hydraulic unit.

Receptacles for a pressure-change damper and for a throttle are provided, at an offset to each other and at an offset to a receptacle for a hydraulic pump, in opposite sides of a hydraulic block for a hydraulic assembly of a traction control system of a hydraulic vehicle braking system, whereby a greater volume of the pressure-change damper and thus better damping are possible.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, provided is an electro-hydraulic braking system including an auxiliary braking system capable of performing a 2-channel compression/decompression control and a 1channel decompression control.

A hydraulic block of an electronic braking device for a vehicle includes a first input port and a second input port configured to receive a brake fluid from a main braking system, at least one oil chamber connected to one input port of the first input port and the second input port, a first output port and a second output port configured to discharge the brake fluid to a plurality of wheel brake apparatuses, a first inlet line configured to connect the first input port and the first output port to each other, and a second inlet line configured to connect the second input port and the second output port to each other, a first outlet line bifurcated from the first inlet line, a second outlet line bifurcated from the second inlet line, and a valve mounting unit mounted with a plurality of valves.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, provided is an electro-hydraulic braking system including an auxiliary braking system capable of performing a 2-channel compression/decompression control and a 1-channel decompression control.

A tandem power transmission unit includes a ball screw and a ball nut selectively driven by the ball screw for longitudinal motion relative thereto. A primary piston is operatively coupled to the ball nut. A secondary piston is operatively coupled to the primary piston. A primary chamber is configured to contain hydraulic fluid and is selectively pressurized by reciprocal motion of the primary piston. A secondary chamber is configured to contain hydraulic fluid and is selectively pressurized by reciprocal motion of the secondary piston driven indirectly by longitudinal motion of the ball nut. A first output channel selectively places the primary chamber in fluid communication with at least one component of a brake system for provision of pressurized hydraulic fluid thereto. A second output channel selectively places the secondary chamber in fluid communication with at least one component of a brake system for provision of pressurized hydraulic fluid thereto.

A hydraulic block of an electronic braking device for a vehicle includes a first input port and a second input port configured to receive a brake fluid from a main braking system, at least one oil chamber connected to one input port of the first input port and the second input port, a first output port and a second output port configured to discharge the brake fluid to a plurality of wheel brake apparatuses, a first inlet line configured to connect the first input port and the first output port to each other, and a second inlet line configured to connect the second input port and the second output port to each other, a first outlet line bifurcated from the first inlet line, a second outlet line bifurcated from the second inlet line, and a valve mounting unit mounted with a plurality of valves.

A hydraulic unit of a traction control system of a hydraulic vehicle brake system includes a hydraulic block and an electric motor that is arranged on the hydraulic block and configured to drive hydraulic pumps of the traction control system. The hydraulic block has a valve side that faces away from the electric motor. Solenoid valves, an electronic control unit and electrical plug contacts in a multiple electrical connector are arranged on the valve side. In order to prevent any liquid that has leaked from the electric motor from reaching the valve side, a hollow shaft, through which connection lines of the electric motor are fed, is sealed in a through-hole, which runs from the electric motor to the valve side facing away, by a sealing ring that consists of acrylonitrile butadiene rubber that swells upon contact with brake fluid.

A hydraulic brake system for a vehicle includes a master brake cylinder, a hydraulic unit, and multiple wheel brakes. The hydraulic unit Ha at least one brake circuit for modulating the braking pressure in the wheel brakes. At least one wheel brake is paired with a bistable solenoid valve, which is looped into the corresponding fluid channel directly upstream of the paired wheel brake and which enables the braking pressure in the paired wheel brake to be modulated in a de-energized open position and locks the current braking pressure in the paired wheel brake in a de-energized closed position, wherein a volume equalization device which comprises a connectable accumulator opens into the corresponding fluid channel between the bistable solenoid valve and the paired wheel brake.