Vehicle electrical system architecture
First Claim
1. A vehicle comprising an internal combustion engine and comprising a vehicle electrical system which comprises a battery, a current distributor, a starter, a generator and electrical loads, wherein the vehicle comprises:
- a first supply line connecting the current distributor to a starter terminal or to a starter;
a second supply line connecting the current distributor to a support point, and wherein the electrical loads and the generator are electrically connected to the support point;
a switch located between the support point and the starter terminal;
a control unit for controlling the switch, wherein the switch is configured as a break contact; and
a control device, whereina status signal for requesting a start can be transmitted at least unidirectionally to the control device via a data connection, andupon a start request, the control device transmits a control signal for opening the switch to the control unit.
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Abstract
The invention relates to a vehicle comprising an internal combustion engine and a vehicle electrical system, which comprises a battery, a current distributor, a starter, a generator, and electrical loads, in such a way that the vehicle comprises a first supply line, the first supply line connects the current distributor to a starter terminal or to the starter, the vehicle comprises a second supply line, the second supply line connects the current distributor to a support point, and the electrical loads and the generator are electrically connected to the support point.
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1. A vehicle comprising an internal combustion engine and comprising a vehicle electrical system which comprises a battery, a current distributor, a starter, a generator and electrical loads, wherein the vehicle comprises:
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a first supply line connecting the current distributor to a starter terminal or to a starter; a second supply line connecting the current distributor to a support point, and wherein the electrical loads and the generator are electrically connected to the support point; a switch located between the support point and the starter terminal; a control unit for controlling the switch, wherein the switch is configured as a break contact; and a control device, wherein a status signal for requesting a start can be transmitted at least unidirectionally to the control device via a data connection, and upon a start request, the control device transmits a control signal for opening the switch to the control unit. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5)
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