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Bollinger, DE
Georg Bollinger, Schwarzhofen DE
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| 20080231399 | Electromagnetic device with displaceable connections - An electromagnetic switching device for controlling a branch includes, in at least one embodiment, a housing with a length in a longitudinal direction, with a first end side, which is oriented at right angles with respect to the longitudinal direction, and with a second end side, which is opposite the first end side and is oriented at right angles with respect to the longitudinal direction; a control coil, which is arranged in the housing, for actuating an electrical switch with a first and second coil contact; and a first and second connection element, which are arranged partially in the housing. In at least one embodiment, the connection elements are capable of being displaced in the longitudinal direction relative to the housing between a first and a second end position in such a way that they are freely accessible on one of the end sides in the first end position, are freely accessible on the other of the end sides in a second end position, and are electrically connected to the associated coil contacts both in the first end position and in the second end position. | 09-25-2008 |
| 20090325423 | Adapter for a main current path tap of a switching device - At least one embodiment of the invention relates to an adapter for producing an electrically conductive connection between at least one main current path of a switching device and an evaluation unit for determining the state of a protective apparatus, which is connected upstream of the switching device. In order to make it possible to monitor a protective apparatus which is connected upstream of the switching device with minimum wiring complexity, at least one embodiment of the invention proposes an adapter for producing an electrically conductive connection between at least one main current path of a switching device and an evaluation unit for determining the state of a protective apparatus which is connected upstream of the switching device, wherein the adapter can be connected mechanically to the switching device and has contact interfaces for connection of the evaluation unit. As a result of the direct evaluation of the switching state of the protective organ on the switching device, the wiring which until now has been necessary for an additional auxiliary switch on the protective device is dispensed with, a possible fault source also being minimized with the wiring complexity. | 12-31-2009 |
| 20100127805 | PRODUCTION METHOD FOR AN ELECTROMAGNETIC SWITCHING DEVICE HAVING PARTITION WALLS BETWEEN PRIMARY AND AUXILIARY CONTACTS AND AN ELECTROMAGNETIC SWITCHING DEVICE PRODUCED ACCORDING TO THE PRODUCTION METHOD - In one embodiment of the present invention, a production method for an electromagnetic switching device includes the following steps in the sequence listed: producing a one-piece switching chamber, producing a contact bridge carrier and equipping the contact bridge carrier with movable contact bridges, wherein the contact bridges include a plurality of primary contact bridges and at least one auxiliary contact bridge; inserting the contact bridge carrier equipped with the movable contact bridges into the switching chamber; inserting partition elements into the switching chamber so that each partition element is arranged between a bridge contact point of one of the primary contact bridges and a bridge contact point of one of the auxiliary contact bridges, and equipping the switching chamber with fixed primary counter-contact points; fixing primary covers to the switching chamber so that the primary covers cover the primary counter-contact points and fix the partition elements in the switching chamber. | 05-27-2010 |
Stefan Bollinger, Marbach Am Neckar DE
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| 20110106409 | METHOD AND DEVICE FOR THE PRESSURE WAVE COMPENSATION DURING CONSECUTIVE INJECTIONS IN AN INJECTION SYSTEM OF AN INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE - A method and a device for controlling an injection system of an internal combustion engine are described, in which at least two consecutive partial injections are compensated for using pressure wave compensation, it is provided in particular that two test injections having a specified time interval to one another are triggered in a cylinder of the internal combustion engine, the total injection quantity of the at least two partial injections is ascertained, and a deviation between the ascertained total injection quantity and an expected total injection quantity is assumed as the error of the pressure wave compensation and a correction value for the pressure wave compensation is determined therefrom. | 05-05-2011 |
Toni Bollinger, Weil Der Stadt DE
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| 20090019043 | DATA MINING METHOD FOR FINDING DEVIATIONS IN DATA - Methods and apparatus, including computer program products, implementing and using techniques for finding deviations in data. A set of candidate patterns is generated. A set of exception patterns that occur in the data less frequently than expected assuming statistical independence is selected from the set of candidate patterns. Data records that comply with at least one of the exception patterns are processed as exception candidates. | 01-15-2009 |
Walter Bollinger, Winnenden DE
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| 20080284207 | Frame Structure for Receiving a Pivotally Mounted Truck Driver's Cab - A front frame structure for receiving a pivotally mounted truck driver's cab is provided. The structure includes a mounting bracket for the connection of the pivotable driver's cab, which mounting bracket is fastened to the frame structure at connecting points, and with at least two longitudinal frame members which extend essentially along the longitudinal axis of the truck in the upper region of the frame structure. The longitudinal frame members themselves are designed with at least one deformation region for absorbing frontal collision energy, and the mounting bracket is arranged and designed to pass on collision energy from the driver's cab to the level of the longitudinal frame members. | 11-20-2008 |
Wolfang Bollinger, Herrenberg DE
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| 20090205197 | Method of providing flexible heat sink installations for early blade board manufacturing - An apparatus for mounting a plurality of heat sinks onto a circuit board during testing while the circuit board is tested in a fixed manufacturing station. The apparatus has a polygonal shaped frame with a size that is limited to an area on the circuit board which contains a plurality of data processing elements to be cooled. At least four apertures are on the frame, wherein each of the apertures corresponds to a different one of the plurality of data processing elements to be cooled. A slot is positioned on the frame to receive oversized processing elements. At least four pillars extend from the frame and mount into mounting holes provided on the circuit board. The apertures on the frame support the heat sinks above the data processing elements to be cooled. No additional screws, adhesives, clips or other fixing mechanisms are required to secure the heat sinks. | 08-20-2009 |
| 20090268410 | FLEXIBLE HEAT SINK INSTALLATION FOR EARLY BLADE BOARD MANUFACTURING - An apparatus for mounting a plurality of heat sinks onto a circuit board during testing while live circuit board is tested in a fixed manufacturing station. The apparatus has a polygonal shaped frame with a size that is limited to an area on the circuit board which contains a plurality of data processing elements to be cooled. At least four apertures are on the frame, wherein each of the apertures corresponds to a different one of the plurality of data processing elements to be cooled. A slot is positioned on the frame to receive oversized processing elements. At least four pillars extend from the frame and mount into mounting holes provided on the circuit board. The apertures on the frame support the heat sinks above the data processing elements to be cooled. No additional screws, adhesives, clips or other fixing mechanisms are required to secure the heat sinks. | 10-29-2009 |