This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Viessmann Climate Solutions Se. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: Mario Koch and His Inverter Cooling Innovation.
Introduction
Mario Koch is an inventor based in Frankenau, Germany. His patent work includes an inverter design that separates its cooling airflow from the inverter’s internal space. Koch is associated with Viessmann Climate Solutions SE.
Latest Patents
Koch is credited with 1 patent, titled “Inverter with Closed Cooling Channel.” The invention describes an inverter housing containing two boards fitted with power semiconductors. A bracket allows the inverter to be mounted on a wall, while an air intake in the rear wall connects to a cooling channel that is closed off from the inverter’s internal space.
A first fan moves ambient air through the channel and out through an exhaust port. Two heat sinks, each positioned on one of the boards, transfer heat to the airflow. The design electrically insulates the heat sinks and boards from one another while providing a dedicated path for cooling.
Career Highlights
The patent reflects Koch’s work on inverter thermal management. By routing cooling air through a separate channel, the design aims to cool the power semiconductors while keeping the airflow isolated from the inverter’s internal space.
Collaborations
Koch’s listed coworkers include Markus Hopf and Konstantin Steinbach. His professional association with Viessmann Climate Solutions SE provides context for his work in climate and energy-related technology.
Conclusion
Mario Koch’s patent focuses on a practical inverter-cooling arrangement that combines a closed airflow channel, a fan, and electrically insulated heat sinks.
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