Abstract: A method for controlling a motor vehicle electrohydraulic braking system. The method being activatable in a “brake-by-wire” operating mode, having a pressure supply device (2), which can be activated by an electronic control and a regulation unit, can be connected to a hydraulically actuatable wheel brake. Wherein the pressure supply device (2) is formed by a cylinder-piston assembly (43). The piston (45) can be actuated by an electromechanical actuator (44), the control unit carries out the steps of determining a pressure target value (PV,Soll) for the pressure supply device (2), performing a pressure control operation or an actuator position control operation on the pressure supply device (2) in accordance with the magnitude of the pressure target value (PV,Soll).

Abstract: A method for controlling an electro-hydraulic braking system for motor vehicles, including providing an antilock control function, and a further brake pressure control function which can be activated in a “brake-by-wire” mode. A pressurization device, activated by an electronic control unit can be connected to hydraulically actuated wheel brakes through at least one pressure regulating valve. The pressurization device having a cylinder-piston arrangement with a chamber, the piston of which can be displaced relative to a rest position by an electromechanical actuator. A set pressure value is determined for each wheel brake activating the cylinder-piston arrangement such that a predetermined pre-pressure, which is determined from the set pressure values, is set in the chamber by displacement of the piston.

Abstract: A card holder has a dielectric base adapted to support the card and having an upstanding flange formed with two holes having outer edges spaced apart along an axis by a predetermined distance. A cover is formed with two tabs engageable through the holes and having outer edges spaced apart by slightly less than the predetermined distance. The cover outer edges are formed with respective oppositely outwardly projecting bumps. The tab has at the bumps a width slightly greater than the predetermined width. The cover is deformable such that the tabs can be forced with elastic deformation of the cover through the holes until the bumps pass through the holes. The cover is pivotal about the axis on the base when the tabs are fitted through the hole. A seat on the cover loosely holds the card on the cover limitedly pivotal relative to the cover.

Abstract: The holder for a SIM-type chip card has a base having an upper face dimensioned to flatly receive the chip card and an outer edge and contacts exposed at the base upper face. A cover fixed to the base and extending over the upper face forms therewith a slot open toward the base outer edge. This cover is offset inward from the base outer edge and has turned toward the base outer edge an edge region that is elastically deformable upward away from the base upper face. Thus a chip card can be forced into the slot with upward elastic deflection of the cover edge region and substantially no deformation of the chip card.

Abstract: A card holder has a dielectric base adapted to support the card and having an upstanding flange formed with two holes having outer edges spaced apart along an axis by a predetermined distance. A cover is formed with two tabs engageable through the holes and having outer edges spaced apart by slightly less than the predetermined distance. The cover outer edges are formed with respective oppositely outwardly projecting bumps. The tab has at the bumps a width slightly greater than the predetermined width. The cover is deformable such that the tabs can be forced with elastic deformation of the cover through the holes until the bumps pass through the holes. The cover is pivotal about the axis on the base when the tabs are fitted through the hole. A seat on the cover loosely holds the card on the cover limitedly pivotal relative to the cover.

Abstract: A plug connector for an optical waveguide (5), which has a sheathed, light-conducting core (1) and an outer cladding (3) which surrounds the core sheathing (2), having a plug part (6), which can be plugged together with a mating plug part (7), the plug part (6) forming a tube (8) for insertion of the core (1), which can be severed flush with the tube end (9), and the mating plug part (7) forming a shaft (10) for insertion of the tube (8), which shaft (10) at the foot side is directed toward a transmitting/receiving element (11). It is of relevance that the plug part (6) is of two-part configuration, having a retaining part (12), which includes the tube (8) and holding parts (13, 14) for the core sheathing (2) and also the outer cladding (3), and a cap part (15), which can be clipped in a watertight manner to the retaining part (12) and has a passage opening for the optical waveguide (5).

Abstract: The invention relates to a plug connector for an optical waveguide (5), which has a sheathed, light-conducting core (1) and an outer cladding (3) which surrounds the core sheathing (2), having a plug part (6), which can be plugged together with a mating plug part (7), the plug part (6) forming a tube (8) for insertion of the core (1), which can be severed flush with the tube end (9), and the mating plug part (7) forming a shaft (10) for insertion of the tube (8), which shaft (10) at the foot side is directed toward a transmitting/receiving element (11). It is of relevance that the plug part (6) is of two-part configuration, having a retaining part (12), which includes the tube (8) and holding means (13, 14) for the core sheathing (2) and also the outer cladding (3), and a cap part (15), which can be clipped in a watertight manner to the retaining part (12) and has a passage opening for the optical waveguide (5).