Robert Boschgmbh

Benjamin Mangold

Andreas Lemke

Frank Stimm

Benjamin Kopp

Berengar Krieg

Alfons Doerr

Christian Korn

Timo Kegel

Torsten Koller

Stefan Baumann

Jochen Schweinbenz

Carsten Mueller

Xiaofeng Yan

Steffen Benz

Thomas Dufaux

Rainer Menig

Stefan Trinkert

Andreas Selent

Maximilian Russ-Mohl

Christian Buder

Johannes Teuber

Marcus Hildenbrand

The invention relates to a battery module housing () for a battery pack (), characterized in that: the battery module housing () can contain a large number of battery cells () which each have a large wall surface () and a small wall surface (), of which small wall surface the surface area is less than a surface area of the large wall surface (), wherein the battery cells () which can be arranged adjacent to outer sides of the battery pack () can be oriented in such a way that their large wall surfaces () run along the outer sides, so that a force which acts on one of the outer sides can initially be received by one of the large wall surfaces (), and also to a battery module (), to a battery pack (), to a battery, to a vehicle and also to a method for producing a battery module (), a battery pack () and a battery.

Battery module housing, battery module, battery pack, battery and vehicle, and also method for producing a battery module, a battery pack and a battery

The invention relates to a cooling plate () for battery cells (), wherein the cooling plate () is in the form of a mounting plate and has mounting elements () for directly mounting the cooling plate () into a motor vehicle. It is further necessary for the cooling plate () together with a housing (), in particular a half-shell housing, to form a closed-off space () for accommodating battery cells (). The invention further relates to battery cells (), to a battery cell module and also to a motor vehicle having a battery cell module of this kind.

Cooling plate for a battery cell in the form of a mounting plate

The invention relates to a method for automatically regulating an electric output which is dispensed by a secondary battery that has at least two battery cells, wherein

Dynamic regulation of an electric output

The invention relates to a method for managing a battery comprising a plurality of battery cells, wherein a maximum value of a current that can be delivered by the battery is adjusted on the basis of a frequency distribution () of a root mean square current delivered by the battery. The invention further relates to a battery management system and a computer program for carrying out said method as well as to a motor vehicle comprising a battery which includes a battery management system of said type.

Method for battery management and battery management system

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Stuttgart, Germany

Benjamin Mangold