Konstantin Jonas

Title: Konstantin Jonas: Patent Contributions in Data Processing and Battery Diagnostics

Introduction

Konstantin Jonas is an inventor based in Berlin, Germany, with 3 patents. His disclosed inventions address data compression and methods for assessing battery ageing. Jonas is associated with Volkswagen AG.

Latest Patents

One of Jonas’s latest patents, “Method for Processing Data Sets Containing at Least One Time Series, Device for Carrying Out, Vehicle and Computer Program,” describes a way to compress time-series data. The method rounds sensor measurements and then decimates selected data elements, while retaining the measurements and their associated times in the data set.

Another patent, “Method for Determining an Ageing Condition of a Battery, Computer Program, Memory Means, Control Device and Vehicle,” concerns evaluating battery ageing in a battery that supplies power to an electric motor. It identifies sinusoidal portions in the progression of an operating parameter, extracts those portions, and uses impedance spectroscopy to calculate battery impedance. The calculated impedance is then used to determine the battery’s ageing condition.

Career Highlights

The available patent information highlights Jonas’s work on technologies relevant to vehicle systems, including efficient handling of sensor data and battery-condition assessment. These inventions connect data-processing techniques with practical applications in vehicle and electric-motor systems.

Collaborations

Jonas is associated with Volkswagen AG. His listed coworkers include Fabian Kai-Dietrich Noering and Jan Piewek.

Conclusion

Konstantin Jonas’s patent portfolio reflects contributions to time-series data compression and battery-ageing diagnostics, with applications relevant to vehicle technology.