Abstract: An electric driving apparatus includes: a housing; an electric machine comprising a motor shaft rotatably supported by the housing; a speed shifting unit for reducing a rotation speed of a rotational driving force of the motor shaft; and a double clutch unit configured to selectively rotationally drive a pair of output shafts by receiving rotational driving force of the speed shifting unit. The speed shifting unit includes: an input gear receiving the rotational driving force of the motor shaft; a speed shifting shaft rotatably supported by the housing; an output gear provided on the speed shifting shaft to rotate together with the speed shifting shaft; and a clutch unit operative to selectively achieve a rotationally constrained engagement between the input gear and the speed shifting shaft.

Abstract: An electric driving apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention includes: a housing; an electric machine comprising a motor shaft rotatably supported by the housing; a first speed reduction portion comprising a first speed shifting shaft capable of being rotationally driven by the motor shaft and configured to shift and transmit a rotational driving force of the motor shaft at a predetermined first speed shifting ratio; a second speed reduction portion comprising a second speed shifting shaft capable of being rotationally driven by the motor shaft and configured to shift and transmit the rotational driving force of the motor shaft at a predetermined second speed shifting ratio; and a double clutch unit configured to receive the rotational driving force of the first speed shifting shaft or the second speed shifting shaft and is configured to selectively rotationally drive at least one of a first output shaft and a second output shaft by the transmitted rotational driving force.

Abstract: An electric driving apparatus includes: a housing; an electric machine; a speed shifting unit; and a double clutch unit. The double clutch unit includes: a clutch housing; a first clutch hub and a second clutch hub; a first clutch plate package; and a second clutch plate package. The speed shifting unit comprises a first output gear and a second output gear that can be independently rotationally driven by the motor shaft, and the clutch housing comprises a first gear and a second gear configured to be engaged with the first and second output gears to implement rotational driving force at different rotational speeds.

Abstract: A plunging assembly of a driveshaft includes: an outer housing having a bore having a plurality of outer ball grooves extending in a longitudinal direction; an inner shaft being disposed to be able to undergo relative movement in the longitudinal direction in the bore of the outer housing and having a plurality of inner ball grooves that are paired respectively with the outer ball grooves to form a plurality of ball tracks; a plunging unit connecting the outer housing and the inner shaft to allow a plunging motion and a rotational power transmission between the outer housing and the inner shaft; and a stopper that is provided in the bore of the outer housing to limit relative movement of the inner housing and the inner shaft in a direction in which the inner shaft is inserted into the bore. The outer housing has a mounting hole communicating with the bore, and the stopper is a plug member that is inserted into the mounting hole in a state that a frontal end portion thereof is exposed to the bore.

Abstract: A rolling boot used in a constant velocity joint includes: a first fastening portion that is configured to be fastened to a joint shaft of the constant velocity joint; a second fastening portion that is configured to be fastened to a joint case of the constant velocity joint; a first folding portion that is configured to be folded when the constant velocity joint is articulated; a second folding portion that is configured to be folded when the constant velocity joint is articulated and is disposed radially outside the first folding portion; a support portion that is configured to support tensile and compression when the first folding portion and the second folding portion are folded; a first peak connecting the first fooling portion and the second folding portion; and a second peak connecting the second folding portion and the support portion.

Abstract: in a heat treatment method for a tubular shaft for a drive shaft having a ball spline structure for a plunging and an undercut region with a reduced diameter, a carburizing-austempering is performed such that a deep portion hardness of the undercut region is a value between HRC 35 to HRC 50.

Abstract: A piston pump includes: a sleeve housing which is provided with a discharge hole and defines a bore; a piston which has an inlet flow passage for drawing oil into the bore and is reciprocally movably inserted into the bore; an inlet valve which is configured to open/close the inlet flow passage; an outlet valve cover which is coupled to the sleeve housing to surround a portion at which the discharge hole is formed; an outlet valve which is configured to open/close the discharge hole; and a sealing member which is interposed between the sleeve housing and the piston to provide a sealing therebetween. The sealing member is provided with a separation prevention protrusion against which the piston is blocked to prevent a separation of the piston.

Abstract: A plunging shaft includes: a first shaft having an outer part defining a cylindrical bore and a through hole; a second shaft having an inner part; a ball spline structure connecting the outer part and the inner part so as to transmit rotational power while being relatively movable with respect to each other; and a sealing member that is inserted into the through hole to seal the through hole. The ball spline structure includes: a plurality of outer ball grooves; a plurality of inner ball grooves; a plurality of power transmitting balls; and a ball cage. The outer part is provided with an air discharging groove for discharging air in a space formed by a front end of the second shaft and the cylindrical bore when the first shaft and the second shaft move relatively move to become closer to each other.

Abstract: A motor control method for controlling a motor of an electric power assisted steering system includes: generating a low pass torque signal and a high pass torque signal, respectively; generating a low frequency assist torque signal using the low pass torque signal and the vehicle speed; generating a high frequency assist torque signal using a high pass torque signal and the vehicle speed; generating a torque command signal using a sum of the low frequency assist torque signal and the high frequency assist torque signal; and generating a voltage output signal for driving the motor using the torque command signal.

Abstract: A tripod constant-velocity joint includes: an outer joint member having a cavity elongated in a longitudinal direction and three roller tracks; an inner joint member having a center body and three journals outwardly radially protruded from the center body; and three roller assemblies respectively coupled to the journal in a state of being respectively disposed in the roller tracks. The respective roller assembly comprises: an inner race which is connected to the journal and is provided with a first inner ball groove and a second inner ball groove on both lateral sides thereof; a first ball array and a second ball array respectively having a plurality of balls which are respectively disposed in the first inner ball groove and in the second inner ball groove; and a ball cage which restricts movements of the first ball array and the second ball array in a longitudinal direction thereof.

Abstract: It is a technical object of the present invention to provide a boot clamping structure for a constant velocity joint that can securely fasten a clamp and a boot so that the clamp and the boot do not run against each other. To this end, the boot clamping structure for a constant velocity joint of the present invention is a boot clamping structure for a constant velocity joint for fastening both ends of a boot using a clamp, and includes a main pressing portion that is provided to be protruded in a first direction toward the boot on an inner circumferential surface of the clamp.

Abstract: A piston pump includes: a sleeve housing which is provided with a discharge hole and defines a bore; a piston which has an inlet flow passage for drawing oil into the bore and is reciprocally movably inserted into the bore; an inlet valve which is configured to open/close the inlet flow passage; an outlet valve cover which is coupled to the sleeve housing to surround a portion at which the discharge hole is formed; an outlet valve which is configured to open/close the discharge hole; and a sealing member which is interposed between the sleeve housing and the piston to provide a sealing therebetween. The sealing member is provided with a separation prevention protrusion against which the piston is blocked to prevent a separation of the piston.

Abstract: A steering column assembly includes a mounting bracket having a first arm and a second arm, a steering column and a locking device which is configured to be in a locking state or an unlocking state to selectively allow a tilt motion of the supporting housing and the steering column by applying or removing clamping force to or from the first arm and the second arm. The locking device includes a tilting bolt which is connected to the lever to rotate together with the lever and passes through the first arm and the second arm to be able to rotate between the locking state and the unlocking state and a first locking unit and a second locking unit which respectively operate in response to rotation of the tilting bolt and selectively apply clamping force to the first and the second arms.

Abstract: A collapsible steering column assembly includes: a mounting bracket having a pair of arms and is configured to be fixed to a vehicle body; a supporting housing which is disposed between the pair of arms to be tiltable about the mounting bracket; a steering column which passes through the supporting housing so as to be able to undergo a tilt motion together with the supporting housing; and a locking device which is configured to be in a locking state or an unlocking state to selectively allow a telescopic motion and a tilt motion of the steering column by selectively applying clamping force to the pair of arms.

Abstract: A plunging assembly of a driveshaft includes: an outer housing having a bore having a plurality of outer ball grooves extending in a longitudinal direction; an inner shaft being disposed to be able to undergo relative movement in the longitudinal direction in the bore of the outer housing and having a plurality of inner ball grooves that are paired respectively with the outer ball grooves to form a plurality of ball tracks; a plunging unit connecting the outer housing and the inner shaft to allow a plunging motion and a rotational power transmission between the outer housing and the inner shaft; and a stopper that is provided in the bore of the outer housing to limit relative movement of the inner housing and the inner shaft in a direction in which the inner shaft is inserted into the bore. The outer housing has a mounting hole communicating with the bore, and the stopper is a plug member that is inserted into the mounting hole in a state that a frontal end portion thereof is exposed to the bore.

Abstract: A steering column assembly includes a mounting bracket having a first arm and a second arm, a steering column and a locking device which is configured to be in a locking state or an unlocking state to selectively allow a tilt motion of the supporting housing and the steering column by applying or removing clamping force to or from the first arm and the second arm. The locking device includes a tilting bolt which is connected to the lever to rotate together with the lever and passes through the first arm and the second arm to be able to rotate between the locking state and the unlocking state and a first locking unit and a second locking unit which respectively operate in response to rotation of the tilting bolt and selectively apply clamping force to the first and the second arms.

Abstract: A collapsible steering column assembly includes: a mounting bracket having a pair of arms and is configured to be fixed to a vehicle body; a supporting housing which is disposed between the pair of arms to be tiltable about the mounting bracket; a steering column which passes through the supporting housing so as to be able to undergo a tilt motion together with the supporting housing; and a locking device which is configured to be in a locking state or an unlocking state to selectively allow a telescopic motion and a tilt motion of the steering column by selectively applying clamping force to the pair of arms.

Abstract: A device and method for detecting the number of revolutions of a sensorless electric park brake (EPB) motor. The device for detecting the number of revolutions of a sensorless motor includes: an actuator driving motor used to set and release a parking brake of an EPB system; an electronic control module for controlling the motor, a vehicle battery for supplying power to the motor and the electronic control module; and a main processing unit for receiving an output signal of the electronic control module and estimating the number of revolutions of the motor, wherein the electronic control module further includes a ripple measuring unit for receiving an output signal of the motor and measuring a ripple of the motor.

Abstract: It is a technical object of the present invention to provide a boot clamping structure for a constant velocity joint that can securely fasten a clamp and a boot so that the clamp and the boot do not run against each other. To this end, the boot clamping structure for a constant velocity joint of the present invention is a boot clamping structure for a constant velocity joint for fastening both ends of a boot using a clamp, and includes a main pressing portion that is provided to be protruded in a first direction toward the boot on an inner circumferential surface of the clamp.

Abstract: A collapsible steering column assembly includes: a mounting bracket having a pair of arms and is configured to be fixed to a vehicle body; a supporting housing which is disposed between the pair of arms to be tiltable about the mounting bracket; a steering column which passes through the supporting housing so as to be able to undergo a tilt motion together with the supporting housing; and a locking device which is configured to be in a locking state or an unlocking state to selectively allow a telescopic motion and a tilt motion of the steering column by selectively applying clamping force to the pair of arms. The steering column comprises an outer jacket and an inner jacket which is slidably inserted into the outer jacket.