Patents by Inventor Christian Suss
Christian Suss has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Publication number: 20110112718Abstract: A desired-status storage device in which details concerning control devices is provided in an on-board network system and the data statuses present in each of these control devices are stored. A retrieval device addresses the control devices provided in the on-board network system and retrieves the data statuses in each case actually present in the concerned control device, and stores the result of the retrieval. A comparison device compares the data statuses stored in the desired-status storage device with the data statuses determined by the retrieval device. In the event of a deviation of the data statuses, a measures device initiates at least one measure, particularly, if required, a measure which ensures a safe driving operation of the motor vehicle.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 22, 2010Publication date: May 12, 2011Applicant: Bayerische Motoren Werke AktiengesellschaftInventors: Stefan CLAUS, Christian Süss
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Patent number: 7607956Abstract: A spring-force terminal point for an electrical conductor (8) with a clamping spring (1) and with a busbar (2) such that, in a clamping position, the conductor (8) bears against the busbar (2) under the pressure of the clamping spring (1), a tension lever (11) holding, with a latching cam (12), the clamping spring (1) in an opening position, and the tension lever (11) being capable of being triggered by means of a rotary movement so as to move the clamping spring (1) out of its opening position into its clamping position.Type: GrantFiled: October 5, 2007Date of Patent: October 27, 2009Assignee: Wieland Electric GmbHInventors: Oliver Lang, Peter Ginschel, Thomas Brotkorb, Christian Süss
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Publication number: 20080083097Abstract: A spring-force terminal point for an electrical conductor (8) with a clamping spring (1) and with a busbar (2) such that, in a clamping position, the conductor (8) bears against the busbar (2) under the pressure of the clamping spring (1), a tension lever (11) holding, with a latching cam (12), the clamping spring (1) in an opening position, and the tension lever (11) being capable of being triggered by means of a rotary movement so as to move the clamping spring (1) out of its opening position into its clamping position.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 5, 2007Publication date: April 10, 2008Applicant: WIELAND ELECTRIC GMBHInventors: Oliver Lang, Peter Ginschel, Thomas Brotkorb, Christian Suss
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Patent number: 6796830Abstract: A screwless connecting terminal, in particular a modular terminal, is described. The terminal has a conductor rail situated in a terminal housing, an insulation-piercing connection connected in an electrically conductive fashion with the conductor rail, and between whose cutting edges, which face one another, an electrical conductor can be contacted that can be introduced into the terminal housing via a housing lead-through. An insulation-piercing contacting of the immovably positioned conductor takes place through a translational movement of the insulation-piercing connection along the conductor rail in a longitudinal direction of the rail. At least one bead is formed in at least one clamp limb of the insulation-piercing connection.Type: GrantFiled: April 22, 2002Date of Patent: September 28, 2004Assignee: Wieland Electric GmbHInventors: Christian Süss, Heinz Ungermann
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Patent number: 6776670Abstract: A clamping spring for a spring terminal includes a fixed leg and an angular spring leg disposed resiliently on the fixed leg. An auxiliary spring leg is disposed resiliently on the fixed leg and acts with its spring force on the spring leg.Type: GrantFiled: July 22, 2002Date of Patent: August 17, 2004Assignee: Wieland Electric GmbHInventor: Christian Süss
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Patent number: 6527580Abstract: A screwless terminal, especially a modular terminal (1), with a conductor bar (3) situated in a terminal housing (2) and with an insulation displacement contact element (4) electroconductively connected to the conductor bar (3). An electrical conductor (11) that is introduced via a housing lead-through can be contacted between the cutting edges (7, 8) of the insulation displacement contact element (4) whereby the cutting edges (7,8) face each other. The insulation displacement contact element (4) is moveably arranged on the conductor bar (3). Insulation displacement contacting of the fixedly position conductor (11) is carried out by a translation movement of the insulation displacement contact element (4) along the conductor bar (3).Type: GrantFiled: August 16, 2001Date of Patent: March 4, 2003Assignee: Wieland Electric GmbHInventors: Christian Süss, Oliver Lang, Michael Burger
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Publication number: 20030017754Abstract: A clamping spring for a spring terminal includes a fixed leg and an angular spring leg disposed resiliently on the fixed leg. An auxiliary spring leg is disposed resiliently on the fixed leg and acts with its spring force on the spring leg.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 22, 2002Publication date: January 23, 2003Inventor: Christian Suss
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Publication number: 20020155749Abstract: A screwless connecting terminal, in particular a modular terminal, is described. The terminal has a conductor rail situated in a terminal housing, an insulation-piercing connection connected in an electrically conductive fashion with the conductor rail, and between whose cutting edges, which face one another, an electrical conductor can be contacted that can be introduced into the terminal housing via a housing lead-through. An insulation-piercing contacting of the immovably positioned conductor takes place through a translational movement of the insulation-piercing connection along the conductor rail in a longitudinal direction of the rail. At least one bead is formed in at least one clamp limb of the insulation-piercing connection.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 22, 2002Publication date: October 24, 2002Inventors: Christian Suss, Heinz Ungermann
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Patent number: 5123706Abstract: An automobile seat includes seat frame and backrest frame portions, each of which includes a pair of opposite side braces of generally U-shaped configuration which face away from the seating surfaces of their respective side frame and back rest frame portions. The side braces of the side frame and back frame portions define open channel-like areas for accommodating adjusting units of the seat.Type: GrantFiled: April 23, 1990Date of Patent: June 23, 1992Assignee: Gebr. IsringhausenInventors: Manfred Granzow, Hans-Peter Mischer, Christian Suss
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Patent number: 5059750Abstract: An actuating device for controlling the operation of a vehicle seat includes a central block movable about a central block shaft in four different directions to execute four distinct adjustment functions. A handle housing is mounted on a shaft perpendicular to the central block shaft. The handle housing is rotatable in fifth and sixth directions to execute distinct fifth and sixth adjustment functions.Type: GrantFiled: February 27, 1990Date of Patent: October 22, 1991Assignee: Gebr. IsringhausenInventors: Manfred Granzow, Hans-Peter Mischer, Christian Suss
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Patent number: 4802238Abstract: In a radio receiver which can be switched between at least two waveranges, the coil winding (33) of the oscillator circuit (31) has a further coil winding (36) inductively coupled to it with which a capacitor (37) is arranged in parallel for limiting the waverange comprising the higher frequencies. In the case of reception of the waverange comprising the lower frequencies this capacitor (37) is effectively arranged as a padding capacitor in series with the set of plates (34) of the variable capacitor in the oscillator circuit (31) while simultaneously the further coil winding (36) is effectively arranged in series with the coil winding (33) of the oscillator circuit (31) for the purpose of extending the range and a further capacitor (38) is effectively arranged in parallel with the set of plates (34) of a variable capacitor in the oscillator circuit (31), for the purpose of shifting the waverange of higher frequencies to the waverange of lower frequencies.Type: GrantFiled: April 9, 1987Date of Patent: January 31, 1989Assignee: U. S. Philips CorporationInventors: Walter Fischer, Christian Suss
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Patent number: 4616874Abstract: A vehicle seat assembly is for a vehicle seat having a back rest and a seat surface.The back rest is adjustable in inclination and the seat surface is adjustable in height and inclination.To reduce the height of the assembly and to enable the height and inclination of the seat surface to be adjusted independently of the back rest inclination, the seat frame is supported at its front end by levers. At the rear end of the seat frame is a support frame and a back rest frame, the back rest frame being movable relative to the support frame to raise and lower the rear end of the seat frame. The support frame and back rest frame are movable together about a horizontal axis to adjust the inclination of the back rest and the seat frame is suspended at its rear end on the back rest frame.Type: GrantFiled: May 29, 1984Date of Patent: October 14, 1986Assignee: Gebr. IsringhausenInventors: Helge Pietsch, Manfred Rink, Christian Suss