Enrica Jochler

Title: Enrica Jochler and Solid-Electrolyte Deposition

Introduction

Enrica Jochler is an inventor associated with Volkswagen AG in Munich, Germany. Her patent work concerns depositing solid electrolyte material onto electrode active material while preserving the electrolyte’s crystal structure. The supplied information identifies 1 patent associated with her.

Latest Patents

Jochler’s listed patent is titled “Method and System for Depositing Solid Electrolyte on Electrode Active Material While Retaining Crystal Structure of Solid Electrolyte.” It describes feeding electrode active material and solid electrolyte from separate storage units through dosing systems into a reaction space, with inert gas supplied to both dosing systems. The process influences the materials’ electronic structures during feeding so that they bond at least partly while the solid electrolyte retains its crystal structure.

Career Highlights

The patent addresses a materials-processing approach relevant to solid-state battery technology. Its method combines controlled material feeding, inert-gas delivery, and deposition in a reaction space to support bonding between electrode active material and solid electrolyte.

Collaborations

The supplied information names Dominik Alexander Weber and Patrick Schichtel as Jochler’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles in the patent or the nature of their collaboration.

Conclusion

Enrica Jochler’s listed invention focuses on depositing solid electrolyte onto electrode active material while preserving the electrolyte’s crystal structure, reflecting a specialized contribution to battery-material processing.