Pneumatic solenoid valve

1. A pneumatic solenoid valve comprising:

a fluid connector;

a magnet coil which extends along a coil axis;

a yoke which is arranged on the magnet coil;

a core, which is connected to the yoke;

an armature which is movable relative to the yoke and which extends along an armature axis and which is formed for opening and closing the fluid connector; and

a restoring element, which is arranged between the core and the armature and which is connected to the core and the armature and which preloads the armature into the first switching position,

wherein the armature can assume three different switching positions by application of three different electrical powers to the magnet coil, wherein,

in a first switching position, the armature axis and the coil axis are arranged parallel to one another and the armature completely closes off the fluid connector,

in a second switching position, the armature is in a state rotated about an axis of rotation, with the result that the armature axis and the coil axis assume an angle with respect to one another and the armature partially opens the fluid connector, and

in a third switching position, the armature is in a state axially displaced in relation to the first switching position, with the result that the fluid connector is completely open.

2. The pneumatic solenoid valve as claimed in claim 1 , wherein, in the third switching position, the armature is in a state rotated back, at least partially, through the rotation made into the second switching position.

3. The pneumatic solenoid valve as claimed in claim 2 , wherein, in the third switching position, the armature is in a state axially displaced along the coil axis in relation to the first switching position.

4. The pneumatic solenoid valve as claimed in claim 1 , wherein, in the third switching position, the armature is in a state axially displaced along the coil axis in relation to the first switching position.

5. The pneumatic solenoid valve as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the pneumatic solenoid valve also has a valve housing which has the fluid connector, and the armature is arranged within the valve housing, and the yoke and the magnet coil are arranged outside the valve housing.

6. An adjustment device for adjustment of a contour of a seat bearing surface of a vehicle seat, comprising:

a fluid chamber for the adjustment of the contour of the seat bearing surface, and

a pneumatic solenoid valve as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the fluid connector is a first fluid connector, which is able to be connected to a fluid source, and the pneumatic solenoid valve also has a second fluid connector, which is connected to the fluid chamber.

7. A pneumatic solenoid valve comprising:

a fluid connector,

a magnet coil which extends along a coil axis;

a yoke which is arranged on the magnet coil; and

an armature which is movable relative to the yoke and which extends along an armature axis and which is formed for opening and closing the fluid connector,

wherein the armature can assume three different switching positions by application of three different electrical powers to the magnet coil, wherein,

in a first switching position, the armature axis and the coil axis are arranged parallel to one another and the armature completely closes off the fluid connector,

in a second switching position, the armature is in a state rotated about an axis of rotation, with the result that the armature axis and the coil axis assume an angle with respect to one another and the armature partially opens the fluid connector, and

in a third switching position, the armature is in a state axially displaced in relation to the first switching position, with the result that the fluid connector is completely open, and

wherein a first electrical power is applied to the magnet coil in the first switching position, a second electrical power is applied to the magnet coil in the second switching position, and a third electrical power is applied to the magnet coil in the third switching position, wherein the first electrical power is smaller than the second electrical power and the second electrical power is smaller than the third electrical power.

8. The pneumatic solenoid valve as claimed in claim 7 , wherein the first electrical power has a zero value.

9. The pneumatic solenoid valve as claimed in claim 8 , wherein the second electrical power is selected such that, in the second switching position, the armature opens the fluid connector by a predetermined degree of opening, which is between completely open and completely closed.

10. The pneumatic solenoid valve as claimed in claim 7 , wherein the second electrical power is selected such that, in the second switching position, the armature opens the fluid connector by a predetermined degree of opening, which is between completely open and completely closed.

11. A pneumatic solenoid valve comprising:

a fluid connector;

a magnet coil which extends along a coil axis;

a yoke which is arranged on the magnet coil, and

an armature which is movable relative to the yoke and which extends along an armature axis and which is formed for opening and closing the fluid connector,

wherein the armature can assume three different switching positions by application of three different electrical powers to the magnet coil, wherein,

in a first switching position, the armature axis and the coil axis are arranged parallel to one another and the armature completely closes off the fluid connector,

in a second switching position, the armature is in a state rotated about an axis of rotation, with the result that the armature axis and the coil axis assume an angle with respect to one another and the armature partially opens the fluid connector, and

in a third switching position, the armature is in a state axially displaced in relation to the first switching position, with the result that the fluid connector is completely open, and

wherein the armature has a cylindrical body, which extends along the armature axis and which has a lateral surface and an end surface which is arranged perpendicular to the lateral surface, and the yoke is arranged in relation to the armature such that, when an electrical power is applied to the magnet coil, a first magnetic force acts between the yoke and the lateral surface.

12. The pneumatic solenoid valve as claimed in claim 11 , wherein the pneumatic solenoid valve also has a core, which is connected to the yoke, and the core is arranged in relation to the armature such that, when an electrical power is applied to the magnet coil, a second magnetic force acts between the core and the end surface of the armature.

13. The pneumatic solenoid valve as claimed in claim 12 , wherein the armature, the yoke and the core are formed such that, in the second switching position, the first magnetic force is greater than the second magnetic force, with the result that the armature is rotated, and in the third switching position, the first magnetic force is smaller than second magnetic force, with the result that the armature is axially displaced.

14. The pneumatic solenoid valve as claimed in claim 11 , wherein a gap is formed between the yoke and the armature and is dimensioned such that the armature is able to be rotated about the axis of rotation in a predetermined angle range such that a degree of opening of the fluid connector is able to be set.

15. The pneumatic solenoid valve as claimed in claim 11 , wherein the pneumatic solenoid valve also has a restoring element, which is arranged between the core and the armature and which is connected to the core and the armature and which preloads the armature into the first switching position.

16. A pneumatic solenoid valve comprising:

a fluid connector;

a magnet coil which extends along a coil axis;

a yoke which is arranged on the magnet coil;

an armature which is movable relative to the yoke and which extends along an armature axis and which is formed for opening and closing the fluid connector; and

a sealing element disposed in an end surface of the armature,

wherein the armature can assume three different switching positions by application of three different electrical powers to the magnet coil, wherein,

in a first switching position, the armature axis and the coil axis are arranged parallel to one another and the armature completely closes off the fluid connector,

in a second switching position, the armature is in a state rotated about an axis of rotation, with the result that the armature axis and the coil axis assume an angle with respect to one another and the armature partially opens the fluid connector, and

in a third switching position, the armature is in a state axially displaced in relation to the first switching position, with the result that the fluid connector is completely open.