Abstract: A method for stabilizing a vehicle in a start-up situation from a standstill, wherein the vehicle is driven by a driving machine which generates a driving torque on driven wheels during the start-up process, including at least the following: a) the start-up situation of the vehicle is detected and in the case of the detected start-up situation, b) the actual behavior of the vehicle is determined with regard to the lateral dynamics of the vehicle, c) a deviation of the actual behavior of the vehicle from the target behavior of the vehicle is determined with regard to the lateral dynamics of the vehicle, and d) an adjustment of the drive torque is carried out depending on the deviation.

Abstract: An energy supply management system for a vehicle, includes at least one energy supply system with at least one energy supply unit and at least one load unit which can be supplied with energy by the at least one energy supply system in order to be supplied with energy. The energy supply management system is configured so as to determine the availability of functions of the at least one load unit, an energy requirement based on the determined availability of functions of the at least one load unit, and the energy which can be provided by the at least one energy supply unit in order to cover the energy requirement.

Abstract: A system for identifying a change in a load of a commercial vehicle, the commercial vehicle including an electronic stability program with at least one inertial sensor and a control unit for estimating a mass of the commercial vehicle and/or the load, including: a device for querying sensor data of the at least one inertial sensor; and an evaluation unit which is configured to identify the load change if the queried sensor data exceed a variation range, and inform the control unit of the identified load change to allow the load change to be taken into account in the estimation of the mass. Also described are a related commercial vehicle, method, and computer readable medium.

Abstract: A secondary control unit for a vehicle with a primary control unit and a data transmission path, in which the primary control unit is configured to provide first payloads via the data transmission path under a first sender identifier uniquely referring to the primary control unit. The secondary control unit is configured to provide second payloads under a second sender identifier uniquely referring to the secondary control unit via the data transmission path. Furthermore, the secondary control unit is configured to verify a condition and, if the condition is present, to provide substitute payloads under the first sender identifier via the data transmission path, wherein the substitute payloads are the first payloads or payloads related thereto.

Abstract: Electric equipment for a vehicle with an electropneumatic service brake device, in which at least one pneumatic brake control pressure is immediately and directly controlled to the electromagnetic backup valve, which is still being closed by a current, of at least one pressure regulating module in response to an assistance brake request signal regardless of a defect of an electric service brake circuit. For a failure of the electric service brake circuit, the electromagnetic backup valve, which is then in the currentless state, of the at least one pressure regulating module is automatically opened, and the brake pressure is immediately formed in the pressure regulating module based on the at least one pneumatic brake control pressure already present in the pressure regulating module. Thus, the reaction time of a pneumatic redundancy of the electropneumatic service brake device in response to electric defects is reduced.

Abstract: A method for testing functionality of a brake-system's select-high valve (SHV), including: comparing the pressure in a main-supply-circuit (MSC) with the pressure in a service-brake-circuit (SBC) and ascertaining that the SBC is being supplied with pressure from the other supply-circuit (OSC) if the pressure in the SBC is higher than the pressure in the MSC; increasing the pressure in the MSC above the pressure of the OSC; comparing the pressure in the MSC with the pressure in the SBC and ascertaining that the SBC is being supplied with pressure from the MSC when the pressure in the SBC at least approximately corresponds to the pressure in the MSC; and ascertaining that the SHV is functional if it has been ascertained that the SBC is being supplied with pressure from the OSC and that the SBC is being supplied with pressure from the MSC.

Abstract: A device for controlling and supplying energy to components in vehicles, in particular utility vehicles, includes at least one support element which is paired with at least one first actuator component, and a first energy storage device which is mounted on the support element and which is designed to supply energy to the first actuator component. The first actuator component and/or at least one first controller is mounted on the support element, the first controller being designed to at least partly actuate the first actuator component. Additionally, at least one second controller can be mounted on the support element. The second controller is designed to at least partly actuate at least one second actuator component, wherein the support element is not paired with the second actuator component. Alternatively or in addition to the second controller, a second energy storage device can be mounted on the support element.

Abstract: An energy supply management system for a vehicle, includes at least one energy supply system with at least one energy supply unit, and at least one load unit which has a specified functional scope and which can be connected to the at least one energy supply system in order to be supplied with energy. The energy supply management system is configured so as to determine an energy requirement of the at least one load unit for a specified driving maneuver, determine the energy which can be provided by the at least one energy supply unit in order to cover the energy requirement, and adapt the specified functional scope of the load unit, the specified driving maneuver, and/or the energy supply system when the energy which can be provided by the at least one energy supply unit in order to cover the energy requirement does not cover the energy requirement.

Abstract: A power supply management system for a vehicle includes at least one power supply system having at least one power supply unit, and at least one consumer system having at least two consumer units, each of which can be supplied with power via the power supply system. The at least two consumer units have, at least to some extent, the same range of functions.

Abstract: An apparatus for detecting a failure of a gladhand coupler connecting a towing component and a trailer component of a commercial or railroad vehicle. The towing component is configured with a triggerable mechanism adapted to change, through the gladhand coupler, a pressure for braking the trailer component. The apparatus includes a triggering module, configured to trigger the mechanism, and a detection module, configured to detect a reaction of the commercial or railroad vehicle after the triggering module has triggered the mechanism, to attribute the reaction to a failure of the gladhand coupler, and to issue a warning signal about the failure of the gladhand coupler.

Abstract: A method for defining at least one characteristic curve of a pressure-medium-actuated brake system of a vehicle, the curve representing a relationship between a brake pressure and a brake demand, and for operating a pressure-actuated brake system of a vehicle, in which at least one brake cylinder can be supplied with a pressurized medium under a braking pressure, and in which the braking pressure is formed based on at least one such characteristic curve, and to a pressure-actuated brake system of a vehicle in which at least one brake cylinder can be supplied with a pressurized medium under a braking pressure.

Abstract: A module for providing control signals for a brake system of a vehicle which has a supply source, including: at least one interface to be connected to a compressed-air source; at least one interface to transmit the control signals to at least one processing unit for the purposes of generating brake pressures; wherein the module is configured to be provided with a supply by a further supply source. Also described are a related redundancy system, an electronically controlled brake system, and a method.

Abstract: A method for defining at least one characteristic curve which, in a pressure-actuated brake system of a vehicle, represents a relationship between a brake pressure and a brake demand), and for operating a pressure-actuated brake system of a vehicle, in which at least one brake cylinder can be supplied with a pressurized medium under a brake pressure, and in which the brake pressure is formed based on at least one such characteristic curve, and to a pressure-actuated brake system of a vehicle in which at least one brake cylinder can be supplied with a pressurized medium under a brake pressure.

Abstract: A method for the computer-aided estimation or determination of a value for the total mass of a vehicle system, comprising a towing vehicle and possibly at least one trailer coupled to the towing vehicle, wherein physical data relating to the vehicle system, which change depending on a load of the vehicle system and a number of trailers coupled to the towing vehicle are captured, and a first value for the total mass of the vehicle system is estimated or determined as part of a first estimation or determination at a first point in time, in particular irrespective of the physical data, wherein the first value is retained as a valid value for the total mass of the vehicle system or is used as an initial value for a further determination or estimation of the total mass of the vehicle system if it has been identified.

Abstract: An electronically controlled pneumatic operating brake system, having a backup control pressure for a pneumatic fall back level, wherein the backup control pressure is generated from a compressed air supply which is independent from two compressed air supplies for a front axle circuit and a rear axle circuit. This assures additional pneumatic redundancy and facilitates omitting a pneumatic channel in a foot brake module.

Abstract: An apparatus for generating non-electric control signals for a brake system, which has a first supply source, including: at least one interface configured to be connected to a pressure accumulator; and at least one interface to output the control signals; in which the apparatus is configured to be supplied via a second supply source. Also described are a related module and an electronic brake system.

Abstract: A brake system for a utility vehicle includes: an electronic brake controller unit, a pneumatic parking brake circuit with at least one spring energy cylinder, a parking brake valve to control a parking brake pressure in the parking brake circuit, and at least one 3/3-way valve arranged in a pneumatic line of the parking brake circuit between the parking brake valve and at least one of the spring energy cylinders. The 3/3-way valve is actuable by the electronic brake control unit, and is configured to ventilate the pneumatic line between the 3/3-way valve and at least one of the spring energy cylinders to a predefined pressure, so as to cause the at least one of the spring energy cylinders to allow a brake, which is assigned to the spring energy cylinder, to pass into engagement.

Abstract: A method for defining at least one characteristic curve which, in a pressure-actuated brake system of a vehicle, represents a relationship between a brake pressure and a brake demand), and for operating a pressure-actuated brake system of a vehicle, in which at least one brake cylinder can be supplied with a pressurized medium under a brake pressure, and in which the brake pressure is formed based on at least one such characteristic curve, and to a pressure-actuated brake system of a vehicle in which at least one brake cylinder can be supplied with a pressurized medium under a brake pressure.

Abstract: A method for defining at least one characteristic curve of a pressure-medium-actuated brake system of a vehicle, the curve representing a relationship between a brake pressure and a brake demand, and for operating a pressure-actuated brake system of a vehicle, in which at least one brake cylinder can be supplied with a pressurized medium under a braking pressure, and in which the braking pressure is formed based on at least one such characteristic curve, and to a pressure-actuated brake system of a vehicle in which at least one brake cylinder can be supplied with a pressurized medium under a braking pressure.

Abstract: The invention relates to electropneumatic equipment (1) of a vehicle comprising an electropneumatic parking brake device (2) having an electropneumatic parking brake control unit (EPB). According to the invention, the electropneumatic parking brake control unit (EPB) is supplied with electric energy by only two electric energy sources 52,54) which are independent of each other, a first electric energy source (52) and a second electric energy source (54).