EP4423862A1 - Vorrichtung und verfahren zur montage mehrerer leitungssatzkomponenten an einer gegenstelle - Google Patents
Vorrichtung und verfahren zur montage mehrerer leitungssatzkomponenten an einer gegenstelleInfo
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- EP4423862A1 EP4423862A1 EP23821153.6A EP23821153A EP4423862A1 EP 4423862 A1 EP4423862 A1 EP 4423862A1 EP 23821153 A EP23821153 A EP 23821153A EP 4423862 A1 EP4423862 A1 EP 4423862A1
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- counterpart
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- cable harness
- assembly
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- H—ELECTRICITY
- H01—ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
- H01R—ELECTRICALLY-CONDUCTIVE CONNECTIONS; STRUCTURAL ASSOCIATIONS OF A PLURALITY OF MUTUALLY-INSULATED ELECTRICAL CONNECTING ELEMENTS; COUPLING DEVICES; CURRENT COLLECTORS
- H01R43/00—Apparatus or processes specially adapted for manufacturing, assembling, maintaining, or repairing of line connectors or current collectors or for joining electric conductors
- H01R43/26—Apparatus or processes specially adapted for manufacturing, assembling, maintaining, or repairing of line connectors or current collectors or for joining electric conductors for engaging or disengaging the two parts of a coupling device
Definitions
- the invention relates to a device for assembling a plurality of cable harness components at a counterpart and a method for assembling a plurality of cable harness components at a counterpart.
- the system comprises a plurality of devices connected to a backbone section.
- the backbone section comprises an outer casing, within the outer casing a first conductor and a second conductor, a pair of inner casing elements arranged within the outer casing and arranged on opposite sides of one of the conductors, the inner casing elements configured to electrically isolate the first conductor from the second conductor, and a shielding element arranged within the outer casing.
- DE 102016213286 A1 describes a multi-part holding frame, an assembly method and an assembly method.
- the modules are arranged next to one another in the longitudinal direction between a first and a second end face of the holding frame arrangement.
- the first and the second end face can be connected to one another via a positive connection in such a way that, in the assembly state, at least one projection of a module extending in the transverse direction is received in a receptacle in at least one of the side faces of the holding frame arrangement that extend between the first and the second end face.
- the assembly tool for assembling several Edge card connector on an electronics housing has a plurality of receiving locations each for an edge card connector and is designed to releasably hold each of the plurality of edge card connectors in a holding state while keeping free a plug-in section provided for insertion into the electronics housing.
- US 2018/0375256 A1 describes a wiring harness with a connector deployment device.
- the wiring harness includes an electrical connector and the deployment device.
- the deployment device has a cavity defining a flexible element that is in pressure contact with the electrical connector.
- the flexible element is configured to removably hold the electrical connector in the cavity.
- the cavity positions the electrical connector in a predetermined position within the deployment device.
- the invention is based on the object of specifying a device that is improved compared to the prior art and a method that is improved compared to the prior art for assembling several cable harness components at a counterpart.
- the object is achieved according to the invention by a device for mounting several cable harness components at a counterpart with the features of claim 1 and a method for mounting several cable harness components at a counterpart with the features of claim 8.
- a device For mounting several wiring harness components on a counterpart, wherein a predetermined fastening point is provided on the counterpart for each of the wiring harness components, at which the respective wiring harness component is to be mounted, a device is provided which, according to the invention, has at least one mounting template.
- This at least one mounting template has a receiving formation for each of the wiring harness components for the form-fitting, force-fitting and/or material-fitting fastening of the respective wiring harness component to the mounting template, wherein an arrangement of the receiving formations of the mounting template relative to one another corresponds to an arrangement of the fastening points of the counterpart relative to one another.
- the counterpart and the wiring harness components are, for example, components for a vehicle.
- the counterpart is, for example, a control unit.
- the respective wiring harness component is, for example, a connector.
- the counterpart and/or the respective wiring harness component are/is, for example, also a component of the device.
- the wiring harness components are fastened to the respective receiving recess of the mounting template in a form-fitting, force-fitting and/or material-fitting manner, the mounting template with the wiring harness components is arranged on the counterpart and the wiring harness components are mounted on the respective fastening point of the counterpart. It can then be provided that the mounting template is removed or that the mounting template is left on the counterpart.
- the solution according to the invention solves the problem that when assembling a wiring harness, in particular on a vehicle, a large number of wiring harness components, for example connectors, have to be attached to the counterpart, for example to the control unit.
- this has been achieved by probing, gripping, aligning and inserting or inserting each individual wiring harness component into the fastening point of the counterpart.
- this has been a manual process.
- the solution according to the invention changes this by using the assembly template to achieve an optimized order and insertion state of the cable harness components.
- the assembly template forms an assembly aid tool by means of which several identical or different cable harness components can be attached to the counterpart in a certain geometric proximity to one another.
- the solution according to the invention enables the assembly template to be pre-loaded with the cable harness components, which can then be brought to the counterpart using the assembly template, on which they are correctly positioned with respect to the fastening points on the counterpart, positioned there by attaching the assembly template to the counterpart at their respective fastening point and then mounted at the fastening point.
- the solution according to the invention enables decoupling and a reduction in cycle time during assembly, since the wiring harness components can be attached to the assembly template beforehand, for example during production of the wiring harness, in particular at a supplier's or at a preparatory work station.
- This prefabrication reduces the time required for assembly on the vehicle. Assembly at the counterpart is therefore much faster, since the assembly template enables the wiring harness components attached to it to be positioned at the counterpart simultaneously and correctly aligned, allowing them to be assembled quickly and easily.
- a further advantage of the assembly template and in particular of prefabrication, i.e. the fastening of the wiring harness components to the assembly template, preferably during the manufacture of the wiring harness, is that this enables the order from this manufacture of the wiring harness to be maintained, because during the manufacture of the wiring harness the wiring harness components are already positioned in an orderly manner, whereby this order is maintained by the assembly template and is not lost during the transport of the wiring harness.
- the solution according to the invention thus also enables the automated production of cable harnesses to be transferred to the assembly and/or the automated assembly of the cable harness components at the counterpart station to be supported, because, for example, the assembly template with the cable harness components attached to it can be grasped by a robot and positioned at the counterpart station.
- the assembly of the cable harness components at the respective fastening point of the counterpart station can then be carried out manually or also automatically, for example.
- this can also be done by means of the robot, for example, if the cable harness components are attached to the assembly template sufficiently strongly, by this the mounting template is pressed against the counterpart and the cable harness components are thereby inserted into the respective fastening point.
- the assembly template therefore significantly facilitates automated assembly, as several wiring harness components can be handled together easily using the assembly template, for example using a robot. Automated assembly is particularly facilitated by the fact that the wiring harness components on the assembly template already have a predetermined relative position to one another, which corresponds to the relative position of the corresponding fastening points on the counterpart. After the wiring harness components have been attached to the assembly template, it is therefore not necessary to realign the wiring harness components relative to one another.
- the Poka-Yoke principle is implemented with respect to the assembly template and the wiring harness components.
- the respective wiring harness component and the respective receiving formation on the assembly template, which is provided for fastening the wiring harness component are designed to correspond to one another in such a way that the wiring harness component can only be fastened to the receiving formation of the assembly template in a single position and orientation and/or that only a type of wiring harness component intended for the respective exceptional formation can be fastened to the respective exceptional formation. This avoids incorrect alignment and/or incorrect positioning of the wiring harness components with respect to the fastening points on the counterpart.
- the respective receiving formation is designed as a feedthrough opening in the assembly template, on and/or in which the respective cable harness component can be arranged and fastened in a form-fitting, force-fitting and/or material-fitting manner.
- the assembly template has at least one predetermined breaking point. This is achieved, for example, by perforations in the assembly template, whereby it is locally weakened at the intended predetermined breaking point. This enables or facilitates in particular the removal of the assembly template after the cable harness components have been installed at the counterpart, for example by breaking it out and/or cutting it off.
- predetermined breaking points can also be provided, for example at least one such predetermined breaking point in the area of each of the receiving formations.
- the respective predetermined breaking point is designed, for example, in such a way that the assembly template breaks or tears open up to a side edge or up to another adjacent receiving formation or that the receiving formation is enlarged by breaking or tearing open the predetermined breaking point and as a result the assembly template can be stripped off the respective wiring harness component.
- the at least one or respective predetermined breaking point is designed and positioned on the assembly template in such a way that the positive, non-positive and/or material-locking fastening of at least one of the wiring harness components to the assembly template can be destroyed by breaking or tearing open the assembly template at the at least one predetermined breaking point.
- this destruction can take place during the insertion of the respective wiring harness component into the respective fastening point of the counterpart, in particular by pushing the respective wiring harness component through the receiving formation in the assembly template designed as a feed-through opening.
- the at least one or respective predetermined breaking point can also be formed, for example, around the feedthrough opening and/or cable harness component or around the respective feedthrough opening and/or cable harness component on the assembly template, so that the cable harness component or the respective cable harness component can be removed from the assembly template and individually mounted, in particular plugged, at the counterpart. This is particularly advantageous, for example, if the insertion forces required to mount the cable harness component at the counterpart are too high or if there are geometric restrictions that do not allow several or all cable harness components to be mounted at the counterpart at the same time.
- the at least one or respective predetermined breaking point is in particular designed and positioned on the assembly template in such a way that the assembly template can be detached from the respective or from several or all of the wiring harness components by tearing or breaking open the predetermined breaking point.
- the assembly template can be detached from the wiring harness components without destruction, i.e. non-destructively, in particular without predetermined breaking points. This is made possible in particular if the wiring harness components can be fastened to the assembly template in a form-fitting and/or force-fitting manner or are fastened during the process. In this way, the assembly template can be used multiple times.
- the mounting template can be left at the counterpart, as already mentioned above.
- the device further comprises, for example, an assembly carrier, wherein the assembly carrier is designed to receive the at least one assembly template or wherein the at least one assembly template is a component of the assembly carrier.
- an assembly carrier designed to receive the at least one assembly template or wherein the at least one assembly template is a component of the assembly carrier.
- This enables or facilitates, for example, automatic production.
- the assembly template with the cable harness components attached to it can be picked up and/or moved and/or positioned by the assembly carrier by a robot or another automated device, in particular positioned at the counterpart.
- the assembly carrier also enables or facilitates, for example, alternatively or additionally, a holding, positioning, alignment and/or movement of the assembly template for fastening the cable harness components to the assembly template, in particular in prefabrication.
- the assembly template has at least one reference marking and/or reference structure or several such reference markings and/or reference structures for the predetermined arrangement at the counterpart. This facilitates the, in particular automated, arrangement of the assembly template with the cable harness components attached to it at the counterpart and in particular ensures the correct alignment and positioning of the assembly template relative to the counterpart.
- the device as already mentioned above, also has the counterpart, i.e. the counterpart is also a component of the device.
- the counterpart has at least one reference marking and/or reference structure or several such reference markings and/or reference structures for the predetermined arrangement of the at least one assembly template on the counterpart. In particular for this purpose, it is useful for the counterpart to also be a component of the device. These one or more reference markings and/or reference structures facilitate the, in particular automated, arrangement of the assembly template with the cable harness components attached to it on the counterpart and in particular ensure the correct alignment and positioning of the assembly template relative to the counterpart.
- the assembly template has at least one shape that is intended for receiving the assembly template by a robot. This makes handling of the assembly template by the robot easier or possible.
- the device has at least one further assembly template for mounting at least one further cable harness component or several further cable harness components on the counterpart, wherein a predetermined fastening point is provided on the counterpart for each of the further cable harness components, at which the respective further cable harness component is to be mounted.
- the further assembly template has a receiving formation for each of the further cable harness components for the positive, non-positive and/or material-locking fastening of the respective further cable harness component to the further assembly template, wherein in the case of several receiving formations, an arrangement of the receiving formations of the further assembly template relative to one another corresponds to an arrangement of the fastening points of the counterpart relative to one another.
- this enables a puzzle-like arrangement of the assembly templates on the counterpart, ie in particular adjacent to one another and each covering a part of the counterpart, wherein the assembly templates can, for example, together cover an entire area of the fastening points on the counterpart.
- the assembly templates are designed in such a way that they can be the position arranged at the opposite end, but rather border one another at least in sections and/or are spaced apart from one another.
- the assembly templates can also be arranged in multiple layers at the opposite end, ie overlapping completely or in sections, in particular in order to successively mount further cable harness components at the opposite end.
- Fig. 1 to Fig. 5 schematically show a process of manual assembly of several cable harness components at a remote station
- Fig. 6 to Fig. 14 schematically show a sequence of assembly of several cable harness components at a remote station by means of a device for assembly of the cable harness components at the remote station.
- Figures 1 to 5 show a sequence of a manual assembly of several cable harness components 1 at a counterpart 2, carried out in the conventional manner.
- Figures 6 to 14 show a sequence of a comparatively much more advantageous assembly of several cable harness components 1 at a counterpart 2 by means of a device 4 for assembling the cable harness components 1 at the counterpart 2.
- the counterpart 2 is a control unit, in particular of a vehicle.
- the wiring harness components 1 are plugs on a wiring harness for the vehicle, which are to be mounted on this counterpart 2 designed as a control unit.
- this counterpart 2 has a predetermined fastening point 5 for each of the wiring harness components 1, at which the respective wiring harness component 1 is to be mounted.
- the cable harness component 1, which is intended for the most freely accessible fastening point 5 on the counterpart 2 is first mounted on this fastening point 5 of the counterpart 2, in particular plugged into it, as shown in Figures 1 and 2.
- Figure 3 shows the cable harness component 1 mounted on the counterpart 2.
- the wiring harness components 1 are successively mounted manually at the respective fastening point 5 of the counterpart 2, as shown in Figure 4 using the assembly of a second wiring harness component 1.
- the result is a counterpart 2 that is fully connected to the wiring harness components 1, for example a fully contacted control unit.
- the already mentioned device 4 for assembling the wiring harness components 1 on the counterpart 2 is used.
- This device 4 has at least one assembly template 7.
- the at least one assembly template 7 has a receiving formation 8 for each of the wiring harness components 1 for the positive, non-positive and/or material-locking fastening of the respective wiring harness component 1 on the assembly template 7, wherein an arrangement of the receiving formations 8 of the assembly template 7 relative to one another corresponds to an arrangement of the fastening points 5 of the counterpart 2 relative to one another.
- these receiving formations 8 are each designed as a feedthrough opening.
- the cable harness components 1 are fastened to the respective receiving recess 8 of the assembly template 7 in a form-fitting, force-fitting and/or material-fitting manner, as shown in Figures 6 to 9.
- the cable harness components 1 are For this purpose, in the example shown, they are attached one after the other to the receiving recess 8 provided for them.
- the mounting template 7 with the cable harness components 1 attached to it is arranged on the counterpart 2, as shown in Figures 10 and 11. Once this has been done, as shown in Figure 11, the cable harness components 1 are mounted on the respective fastening point 5 of the counterpart 2, for example plugged into it. It can then be provided that the mounting template 7 is removed, as shown in Figure 12, or that the mounting template 7 is left on the counterpart 2.
- the assembly template 7 ensures an optimized order and insertion state of the cable harness components 1.
- the assembly template 7 forms an assembly aid tool by means of which several identical or different cable harness components 1 can be attached to the counterpart 2 in a certain geometric proximity to one another.
- This solution enables in particular a pre-assembly of the assembly template 7 with the cable harness components 1, which can then be brought to the counterpart 2 by means of the assembly template 7, on which they are correctly positioned with respect to the fastening points 5 on the counterpart 2, are positioned there by attaching the assembly template 7 to the counterpart 2 at their respective fastening point 5 and are then mounted at the fastening point 5, for example plugged into it.
- the Poka-Yoke principle is implemented with respect to the assembly template 7 and the cable harness components 1.
- the respective cable harness component 1 and the respective receiving formation 8 on the assembly template 7, which is provided for fastening the cable harness component 1 are designed to correspond to one another in such a way that the cable harness component 1 can only be fastened in a single position and orientation to the receiving formation 8 of the assembly template 7 and/or that only one type of cable harness components 1 provided for the respective exception formation 8 can be fastened to the respective exception formation 8.
- the respective cable harness component 1 is also a component of the device 4.
- the assembly template 7 has, for example, at least one predetermined breaking point 9. This is achieved, for example, as schematically indicated in Figures 6 to 8, by perforations in the assembly template 7, whereby it is locally weakened at the intended predetermined breaking point 9. This enables or facilitates in particular the removal of the assembly template 7 after the assembly of the cable harness components 1 on the counterpart 2, for example by breaking it out and/or separating it, as shown in Figure 12.
- the predetermined breaking point 9 is broken out or torn out along the perforations, which makes it possible to remove the assembly template 7 from the counterpart 2 after the assembly of the cable harness components 1.
- the breaking or tearing open of the predetermined breaking point 9 can be done, for example, by a removal movement, i.e. during removal, of the assembly template 7 from the counterpart 2 or, for example, before removal as an additional work step, if necessary.
- predetermined breaking points 9 can also be provided, for example at least one such predetermined breaking point 9 in the area of each of the receiving formations 8.
- the respective predetermined breaking point 9 is designed, for example, in such a way that the assembly template 7, as shown by way of example in Figure 12, breaks or tears open up to one side edge, or breaks or tears open up to another adjacent receiving formation 8. This creates, for example, a rake-tine-like or channel-like opening structure through which the assembly template 7 can be pulled off laterally from the counterpart 2 and the cable harness components 1 mounted thereon.
- Figure 12 shows such an opening in the opening structure, which was formed by the broken or torn predetermined breaking point 9.
- this opening structure could extend, for example, over the entire upper row of the receiving formations 8 and, for example, also over the lower row of the receiving formations 8 in the example shown in Figure 12.
- this opening structure can, for example, already be formed in the assembly template 7 when it is formed, so that the assembly template 7 already has this opening structure before the assembly of the cable harness components 1.
- the assembly template 7 also has sufficient Stability in order to ensure in particular the fastening of the cable harness components 1 to the assembly template 7, the transport of the assembly template 7 with the cable harness components 1 fastened thereto to the counterpart 2 and the arrangement of the assembly template 7 with the cable harness components 1 fastened thereto at the counterpart 2.
- the respective predetermined breaking point 9 is designed, for example, in such a way that the receiving formation 8 is enlarged by breaking or tearing open the predetermined breaking point 9 and the assembly template 7 can thus be stripped off the respective cable harness component 1. This is done, for example, by pushing the cable harness component 1 through the receiving formation 8 of the assembly template 7, which is designed as a feed-through opening, while inserting it into the fastening point 5 of the counterpart 2.
- this concerns for example, the receiving formation 8 formed at the bottom right in the assembly template 7.
- the assembly template 7 can, for example, also have differently designed predetermined breaking points 9.
- the at least one or respective predetermined breaking point 9 is, for example, designed and positioned on the assembly template 7 in such a way that the positive, force-fitting and/or material-locking fastening of at least one of the cable harness components 1 to the assembly template 7 can be destroyed by breaking or tearing open the assembly template 7 at the at least one predetermined breaking point 9. In particular, this destruction can take place during the insertion of the respective cable harness component 1 into the respective fastening point 5 of the counterpart 2, in particular by pushing the respective cable harness component 1 through the receiving formation 8 in the assembly template 7, which is designed as a feed-through opening.
- the at least one or respective predetermined breaking point 9 is in particular designed and positioned on the assembly template 7 in such a way that the assembly template 7 can be detached from the respective or from several or all of the cable harness components 1 by tearing or breaking open the predetermined breaking point 9.
- the assembly template 7 can be removed without destruction, ie non-destructively, from the wiring harness components 1. This is made possible in particular if the wiring harness components 1 can be fastened to the assembly template 7 in a form-fitting and/or force-fitting manner or are fastened during the process. In this way, the assembly template 7 can be removed non-destructively after the wiring harness components 1 have been installed on the counterpart 2 and can therefore be used multiple times, for example.
- the mounting template 7 can be left, for example, at the remote station 2, as already mentioned above.
- the device 4 further comprises, for example, an assembly support (not shown here), wherein the assembly support is designed to receive the at least one assembly template 7 or wherein the at least one assembly template 7 is a component of the assembly support.
- an assembly support (not shown here)
- the assembly support is designed to receive the at least one assembly template 7 or wherein the at least one assembly template 7 is a component of the assembly support.
- This enables or facilitates, for example, automatic production.
- the assembly template 7 with the cable harness components 1 attached to it can be picked up and/or moved and/or positioned by the assembly support 7 by a robot or another automated device, in particular positioned at the counterpart 2.
- the assembly support enables or facilitates, for example, alternatively or additionally, a holding, positioning, alignment and/or movement of the assembly template 7 for fastening the cable harness components 1 to the assembly template 7, in particular in prefabrication.
- the mounting template 7 has at least one reference marking and/or reference structure or several such reference markings and/or reference structures for the predetermined arrangement on the counterpart 2. This facilitates the, in particular automated, arrangement of the mounting template 7 with the cable harness components 1 attached to it on the counterpart 2 and in particular ensures the correct alignment and positioning of the mounting template 7 relative to the counterpart 2.
- the counterpart 2 has at least one reference marking and/or reference structure or several such reference markings and/or reference structures for the predetermined arrangement of the at least one assembly template 7 on the counterpart 2.
- the counterpart 2 is also a component of the Device 4.
- These one or more reference markings and/or reference structures facilitate the, in particular automated, arrangement of the assembly template 7 with the cable harness components 1 attached thereto at the counterpart 2 and in particular ensure the correct alignment and positioning of the assembly template 7 relative to the counterpart 2.
- the assembly template 7 has at least one shape that is intended for receiving the assembly template 7 by a robot. This makes handling of the assembly template 7 easier or possible by the robot.
- the device 4 has at least one further assembly template 7 for mounting at least one or more further wiring harness components 1 on the counterpart 2, wherein a predetermined fastening point 5 is provided on the counterpart 2 for each of the further wiring harness components 1, at which the respective further wiring harness component 1 is to be mounted.
- the further assembly template 7 has a receiving formation 8 for each of the further wiring harness components 1 for the positive, non-positive and/or material-locking fastening of the respective further wiring harness component 1 on the further assembly template 7, wherein an arrangement of the receiving formations 8 of the further assembly template 7 relative to one another, if several receiving formations 8 are provided, corresponds to an arrangement of the fastening points 5 of the counterpart 2 relative to one another.
- this enables a puzzle-like arrangement of the assembly templates 7 on the counterpart 2, ie in particular adjacent to one another and each covering a part of the counterpart 2, whereby the assembly templates 7 can, for example, together cover an entire area of the fastening points 5 on the counterpart 2.
- the assembly templates 7 are designed in such a way that they do not overlap in the position arranged on the counterpart 2, but rather border one another at least in sections and/or are spaced apart from one another.
- the assembly templates 7 can, for example, also be arranged in multiple layers on the counterpart 2, as shown by way of example in Figure 14, ie completely or partially overlapping, in particular in order to successively mount further cable harness components 1 on the counterpart 2.
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| PCT/EP2023/084203 WO2024153387A1 (de) | 2023-01-19 | 2023-12-05 | Vorrichtung und verfahren zur montage mehrerer leitungssatzkomponenten an einer gegenstelle |
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