This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent and 1 published patent application. Top assignee: Borgwarner US Technologies LLC. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: Helena Cristobal Losada: Advancing Electric-Vehicle Inverter Safety.
Introduction
Helena Cristobal Losada is an inventor associated with Chicago, Illinois, and BorgWarner US Technologies LLC. Her patent work addresses active discharge in electric-vehicle inverters, with a focus on controlling the discharge of stored electrical energy.
Latest Patents
Losada is named on 1 patent: “Systems and Methods for Active Discharge for Inverter for Electric Vehicle.” The invention describes an inverter that converts battery-supplied direct current into alternating current to drive a motor. It includes a bulk capacitor, phase switches, and controllers that regulate the switches’ gate voltage to discharge the capacitor. The controllers base their regulation on measured or estimated phase-switch temperatures.
Career Highlights
Losada’s listed patent reflects work on inverter control and thermal considerations in electric-vehicle systems. By accounting for switch temperature during active discharge, the disclosed approach connects electrical safety functions with component operating conditions.
Collaborations
The patent information identifies Kevin M. Gertiser as a coworker and BorgWarner US Technologies LLC as Losada’s company affiliation.
Conclusion
Helena Cristobal Losada’s patent contribution focuses on temperature-aware active discharge for electric-vehicle inverters, linking energy management with the operation of critical power electronics.
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