Mechatronics – Sourcing requirements for our main speciality
Brose specialized for innovations in mechatronics. Our requirements range from cable harnesses and individual electrical and electronic components to complete electric motors. We set high standard and seek reliable, innovative, high-performance components for our products. Our specifications leave no margin for error. This is the only way we can ensure that our customers receive the quality they expect from Brose worldwide.
Electric motors
Permanently excited direct current motors, 12 Volt, with and without gear box
Electronics
Integrated electronics with pressfit-technology for window regulator motors, door control units with CAN and LIN-Bus- interface, liftgate control unit sensor systems, power closing with integrated electronics
Integrated electronics for control (LIN or PWM) of commutated HVAC motors, integrated electronics for control of mechanic (ability range 150-300 W) and electronic (ability range 300-450 W) commutated Cooling Fan Modules
Wire Harness
Door and latch wire harnesses, length from 200 mm to 1000 mm, with specified connectors
Connection cable for Cooling Fan Modules, partially with overmolded leadframe
Connection cable for HVAC motors
Electronical Components
Active Components (Microcontroller, Driver ICs, Transceiver) and Passive Components in SMD and THT technology
Relays and PCB
Connectors and PINs
Housing and connectors for electronics in 1K or 2K, partly with over-molded leadframe
Pin and stamping parts with pressfit-technology
Commutators
Commutator from 6 to 24 Section, Outside Diameter from 10 mm to 40 mm
Covered Copper Wire
Nominal Diameter 0,03 mm - 2,2 mm
Temperature Index 180 - 220 °C
Brush Cards
Some with radio interference, sensor electronics and connection cable
Carbon Brushes
For mechanical-commutated electric motors for automotive
Hybrid Components
Contact units, Function/Carrier housings and Resolvers with a variety of technologies such as 1K (Thermo- Duroplastic), 2K and Silicon injection molding, bonding-, welding and soldering techniques