Hydraulic brake system
A hydraulic brake system includes two brake circuits, a tandem master brake cylinder which is connected to the two brake circuits and includes a float piston, and a means for adjusting a position of the float piston, wherein a defined distribution of brake power between the two brake circuits is commensurate with the position of the float piston.
1. A motor vehicle, comprising:
a motor;
an electrical machine operated to drive a wheel of a recouping axle and also operated as a generator to recoup energy so that during recouping it generates a current; and
a hydraulic brake system, comprising:
two brake circuits,
a tandem master brake cylinder connected to the two brake circuits and comprising a float piston made of a magnetic material,
a coil arranged relative to the float piston for adjusting a position of the float piston in response to a magnetic field generated by the coil by applying the current to the coil thereby generating the magnetic field such that its force is variable, and
a control device configured to adjust the position of the float piston as a function of a desired defined distribution of brake power between the two brake circuits by controlling the magnetic field of the coil, said defined distribution of brake power between the two brake circuits being commensurate with the position of the float piston,
wherein said control device is configured to generate the magnetic field for a magnitude and a direction of displacement of the float piston in the tandem master brake cylinder such that the wheel arranged on the recouping axle is decelerated to a lesser degree during the recouping because said electrical machine is operated as a generator and generates a corresponding brake moment which is a recouping moment, and at the same time the tandem master brake cylinder is controlled so that a total brake power generated by the recouping and the hydraulic brake system remains constant, and the float piston is controlled by said control device so that any desired degrees of recouping are possible without change of a brake power distribution.
2. The motor vehicle of claim 1 , wherein the coil is arranged around a pressure chamber of the tandem master brake cylinder.
3. The motor vehicle of claim 1 , wherein the magnetic field is of a strength so as to cause a defined displacement of the float piston resulting in a defined pressure differential in the tandem master brake cylinder.
4. The motor vehicle of claim 1 , wherein the coil is arranged so as to cause a defined displacement of the float piston resulting in a defined pressure differential in the tandem master brake cylinder.