Abstract: The disclosure relates to a method for operating a hydraulic braking system for a motor vehicle with an electrified drive train. The braking system comprises a brake booster. First, a braking request is registered and it is determined that the braking request is to be met by pure recuperative braking. In addition, an input member of the brake booster is shifted in the direction of a pressure generation unit so that it assumes an actuation position corresponding to the braking request. From here, the input member is then shifted back from the actuation position in a direction away from the pressure generation unit for hydraulic pressure relief. A control unit designed to carry out such a method is also disclosed. A braking system comprising such a control unit is also presented.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an electrohydraulic braking-force generation device and to a method for operating an electrohydraulic braking-force generation device. The electrohydraulic braking-force generation device comprises: a power transmission assembly that is coupled to a brake pedal; a brake cylinder assembly that is to be actuated by the power transmission assembly, the brake cylinder assembly having a first cylinder-piston assembly and said first cylinder-piston assembly being designed to be fluidically coupled to at least one brake circuit; and a brake booster assembly comprising a second cylinder-piston assembly and at least one electromechanical actuator. The brake booster assembly is configured to apply hydraulic pressure to the brake cylinder assembly in order to boost the braking power and the power transmission assembly is configured to actuate the brake cylinder assembly, in each operating mode of the braking-force generation device, by means of a relative movement.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an electrohydraulic braking-force generation device and to a method for operating an electrohydraulic braking-force generation device. The electrohydraulic braking-force generation device comprises: a power transmission assembly that is coupled to a brake pedal; a brake cylinder assembly that is to be actuated by the power transmission assembly, the brake cylinder assembly having a first cylinder-piston assembly and said first cylinder-piston assembly being designed to be fluidically coupled to at least one brake circuit; and a brake booster assembly comprising a second cylinder-piston assembly and at least one electromechanical actuator. The brake booster assembly is configured to apply hydraulic pressure to the brake cylinder assembly in order to boost the braking power and the power transmission assembly is configured to actuate the brake cylinder assembly, in each operating mode of the braking-force generation device, by means of a relative movement.

Abstract: A brake actuating apparatus includes a force transmission element operable to transmit a brake actuating force and an abutment member moveable to abut the force transmission element. A piezo-electric device operable on expansion applies a force between the abutment member and the force transmission element to move the force transmission element in a direction of brake actuation. A support member moveable independently of the abutment member supports the force transmission element in the new position following expansion of the piezo-electric device.

Abstract: An apparatus for actuating a brake comprising force transmission means for transmitting force to a friction pad of a brake, at least one piezo-electric device operable when energised to change shape and/or size so as to apply a force to the force transmission means in a direction for actuating the brake, and retaining means operable to resist movement of the force transmission means in an opposite direction

Abstract: A brake actuating apparatus includes a force transmission element operable to transmit a brake actuating force and an abutment member moveable to abut the force transmission element. A piezo-electric device operable on expansion applies a force between the abutment member and the force transmission element to move the force transmission element in a direction of brake actuation. A support member moveable independently of the abutment member supports the force transmission element in the new position following expansion of the piezo-electric device.