Patent classifications
F16D51/22
S-CAM BRAKE
An S-cam brake including a brake chamber to which compressed air is supplied; a slack adjuster rotatably connecting to the brake chamber; an S-cam unit having an S-cam connecting to and rotating around the slack adjuster; and a drum having a lining generating braking force with widening according to rotation of the S-cam is provided, wherein the brake chamber includes an upper housing having an air supply port through which compressed air is introduced; a lower housing coupled to the upper housing to form an internal space; a diaphragm having edges fixed to the upper housing and the lower housing and deformed by compressed air; a piston disposed to contact the diaphragm and move linearly; a piston push rod extending from the piston and having one end connected to the slack adjuster; and a spring having one end supported by the piston and the other end supported by the lower housing, wherein a thickness of the upper housing is greater than a thickness of the lower housing.
S-CAM BRAKE
An S-cam brake including a brake chamber to which compressed air is supplied; a slack adjuster rotatably connecting to the brake chamber; an S-cam unit having an S-cam connecting to and rotating around the slack adjuster; and a drum having a lining generating braking force with widening according to rotation of the S-cam is provided, wherein the brake chamber includes an upper housing having an air supply port through which compressed air is introduced; a lower housing coupled to the upper housing to form an internal space; a diaphragm having edges fixed to the upper housing and the lower housing and deformed by compressed air; a piston disposed to contact the diaphragm and move linearly; a piston push rod extending from the piston and having one end connected to the slack adjuster; and a spring having one end supported by the piston and the other end supported by the lower housing, wherein a thickness of the upper housing is greater than a thickness of the lower housing.
Parking brake apparatus
A parking brake apparatus may include: a driving part; a driving gear rotatably connected to the driving part; a gear shaft engaged with the driving gear so as to be rotated by the driving gear; a pair of pistons disposed on both sides of the gear shaft and connected to brake shoes, respectively; a pair of nuts disposed in the respective pistons, and screwed to the gear shaft; an elastic member installed between the piston and the nut so as to pressure the nut toward the brake shoe; a holder installed in the piston so as to support the elastic member; and a constraint ring installed in the piston so as to constrain the holder.
ELECTRO-MECHANICAL BRAKE AND VEHICLE COMPRISING THE SAME
An electro-mechanical brake and a vehicle including the same are provided. As an electro-mechanical brake according to one embodiment of the present invention, an electro-mechanical brake including a drum, a first brake shoe, and a second brake shoe, may include a motor that provides a rotational driving force; a rotating member that rotates about a second rotating shaft perpendicular to a first rotating shaft of the motor; a power transmission member that transmits the rotational driving force of the motor to the rotating member; and a rotating screw that is coupled to the rotating member so that the first brake shoe is able to move forward and backward toward one inner peripheral surface of the drum.
ELECTRIC PARKING BRAKE AND VEHICLE HAVING THE SAME
Disclosed herein an electric parking brake. The electric parking brake according to an embodiment of the disclosure includes a power transmission unit that receives a rotational force from an actuator that generates a driving force for implementing a parking braking force and converts the rotational force into a linear motion to press or release a pair of brake shoes disposed on both sides of an inside of a drum, respectively, wherein the power transmission unit includes a pressing piston configured to press the pair of brake shoes, a driving cylinder configured to guide the pressing piston, and a dust cover installed between the pressing piston and the driving cylinder, the dust cove formed to be deformable according to an operation of the pressing piston, wherein the dust cover is configured to maintain internal airtightness of the power transmission unit and prevent foreign substances from entering.
ELECTRIC PARKING BRAKE AND VEHICLE HAVING THE SAME
Disclosed herein an electric parking brake. The electric parking brake according to an embodiment of the disclosure includes a power transmission unit that receives a rotational force from an actuator that generates a driving force for implementing a parking braking force and converts the rotational force into a linear motion to press or release a pair of brake shoes disposed on both sides of an inside of a drum, respectively, wherein the power transmission unit includes a pressing piston configured to press the pair of brake shoes, a driving cylinder configured to guide the pressing piston, and a dust cover installed between the pressing piston and the driving cylinder, the dust cove formed to be deformable according to an operation of the pressing piston, wherein the dust cover is configured to maintain internal airtightness of the power transmission unit and prevent foreign substances from entering.
Electronic parking brake device
An electronic parking brake device including: a plate part having a brake shoe rotatably mounted thereon; a housing part mounted on the plate part and configured to guide hydraulic pressure; a motor part mounted on the housing part, and driven when power is applied thereto; a piston part mounted on the housing part, and moved by hydraulic pressure so as to operate the brake shoe; and an operation part embedded in the housing part, disposed between the piston parts, and driven by the motor part so as to push the piston parts.
Electronic parking brake device
An electronic parking brake device including: a plate part having a brake shoe rotatably mounted thereon; a housing part mounted on the plate part and configured to guide hydraulic pressure; a motor part mounted on the housing part, and driven when power is applied thereto; a piston part mounted on the housing part, and moved by hydraulic pressure so as to operate the brake shoe; and an operation part embedded in the housing part, disposed between the piston parts, and driven by the motor part so as to push the piston parts.
ELECTRIC PARKING BRAKE DEVICE
Provided is an electric parking brake device which enables a service brake that generates a brake force in accordance with an operation input of a vehicle user and a parking brake that generates a brake force with the function of an electric actuator having operation controlled by a control unit to be obtained. The control unit (C) starts to count in response to an end of detection of the service brake by service brake detection means (66) and stops operation of the control unit (C) after an elapse of a first predetermined time from the start of the count. With this configuration, the load on a battery can be reduced by preventing the control unit from being kept activated for a period of time that is longer than necessary.
Methods and devices for releasing an electric actuator in a reliable manner using a quasi-elastic release end stop
Methods and corresponding control devices for releasing an electric actuator in a reliable manner, such as an electric parking brake in particular, in a motor vehicle brake system. The aim of the invention is to provide an improved function and architecture which helps prevent the disadvantages of open-loop control systems when using a rationalized sensor system, thereby obviating closed-loop control systems. This is achieved by a release method and a corresponding electronic control unit which obtains an especially modulated change in the power requirement during the release process upon impacting the quasi-elastic release end stop of the electric actuating unit such that the change is fed back, the change being detected in order to be used as information for a power interruption or a termination of the power supply to the electric actuating unit.