Paul E Boskovitch

Title: Paul E. Boskovitch and Vehicle Battery Innovations

Introduction

Paul E. Boskovitch is an inventor based in Shelby Township, Michigan. His work focuses on battery systems for vehicles, including high-voltage connection monitoring and battery-pack control. He is associated with GM Global Technology Operations, Inc. His listed portfolio includes 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Boskovitch’s listed patents address safety and control in battery-powered vehicles.

“High Voltage Energy Storage Connection Monitoring System and Method” describes a process for checking a vehicle’s high-voltage wiring when an energy storage system is first connected. The system limits current with a resistor and measures voltage and voltage rise time to detect potential short circuits. If a short circuit is identified, the energy storage system is disconnected before normal vehicle operation begins.

“Battery Pack for a Battery-Powered Vehicle” describes a pack made up of battery modules connected in series, with battery control modules monitoring parameters for individual modules. A battery control interface module receives those measurements and independently adjusts each module’s state of charge.

Career Highlights

Boskovitch’s patent work reflects an emphasis on managing vehicle battery systems. The connection-monitoring invention focuses on identifying electrical faults during startup, while the battery-pack invention addresses module-level monitoring and state-of-charge adjustment. Together, these approaches concern the safe and coordinated operation of vehicle energy storage.

Collaborations

Boskovitch is associated with GM Global Technology Operations, Inc. His listed coworkers include Jeffrey Johnson and Ronald W. Young.

Conclusion

Paul E. Boskovitch’s inventions address key aspects of vehicle battery technology, combining high-voltage connection checks with battery-module monitoring and control.