Bsh Hausgerate Gmbh

Bsh Bosch Und Siemens Hausgeraete Gmbh

Bsh Bosch Und Siemens Hausger&auml;te Gmbh

Bsh Home Appliances Corporation

Bsh Bosch Und Siemens Hausgerate Gmbh

Dan Neumayer

Markus Theine

Monika Zeraschi

Uwe Has

Peter Vetterl

Sergio Llorente Gil

Juan Jose Galindo Perez

Gerhard Schmidmayer

Carlos Obon Abadia

Sebastian Erbe

Enrique Javier Perez Visa

Günter Zschau

Eckhard Wolfgang

Herbert Steiner

Peter Mallinger

Frank Jördens

Robert Kühn

Franz Gr&auml;tz

Bernd Stitzl

Philipp Schaller

Daniel Vollmar

Johann Huber

Jose Manuel Palacios Gasos

Edgar Jorge Ramirez Laboreo

Katrin Horn

Barbara Heikel

Fernando Sanz Serrano

Arnulf Himmel

Robert Hasslberger

Dirk Schumann

Andreas Marbach

Hans-Martin Eiter

Peter Blumenthal

Wolfgang Schnell

Jörg Rosenbauer

Matthias Sorg

Ingo Bally

Tonoha Ramones

Maria Del Carmen Martinez Mur

Ernst Schweidler

Jose-Andres Garcia

Franz Fuchs

Franz Grätz

Luis Sanroman Hernandez

Jose Manuel Palacios Gasós

Veronika Strobl

Kerstin Roth

Barbara Ranzenberger

Tobias Deutsch

Lars Schubert

Dieter Mlotek

Jens Sauerbrey

Michael Reindl

Claudia Leitmeyr

Armin Kiefer

A cooking appliance device, in particular induction cooking appliance device, includes a muffle which has a muffle wall and is configured to define at least partially a cooking chamber. A heating element is provided to heat the muffle wall, with a first sensor unit detecting a temperature of the muffle wall.

Cooking appliance

A cooking appliance apparatus includes at least one fan unit having at least one fan wheel which is mounted for rotation about a rotation axis. A heating element is provided to heat the fan wheel in at least one operating state, with the heating element being configured as an induction heating element.

A cooking appliance, in particular a baking oven, includes a cooking compartment for cooking food to be cooked, and a door for closing the cooking compartment in an operating position, with the door having a receptacle. Arranged in the door is a sensor module for identifying a property of the food to be cooked when the door assumes the operating position. The sensor module is receivable in the receptacle and reversibly removable from the receptacle.

Cooking appliance comprising a receiving area for a removable sensor module

An insulation device for a door of domestic cooking device includes a first pane, a second pane and a frame arranged between the first pane and the second pane and connected thereto. The frame is made of a foam material, e.g. a foamed inorganic material. The foam material can be closed-pore and configured so as to be impermeable to steam.

Insulation device, door and domestic cooking device

A cooking appliance includes a cooking chamber having a loading opening which is closable by a door. A light pattern projector is arranged in a fixed manner relative to the cooking chamber and configured to generate and radiate a light pattern into the cooking chamber. A camera captures images from a region being irradiated by the light pattern projector when the cooking chamber is closed, and is arranged in a fixed manner relative to the cooking chamber, Coupled to the camera is an analysis facility which repeatedly calculates a three-dimensional shape by light pattern analysis of an object located in the region being irradiated by the light pattern projector during operation of the cooking appliance.

Cooking device with light pattern projector and camera

A ventilation panel for a ventilation system of an oven with an air inlet aperture has a first subsidiary air inlet aperture and a second subsidiary air inlet aperture, which are separated from each other by a dividing wall at least partially in the air entry area. The oven has a housing ventilation duct, which directs air at least partially around a muffle, where the housing ventilation duct is at least partially divided into a first and a second subsidiary ventilation duct, where entry of the air to the subsidiary ventilation ducts takes place by means of a shared ventilation panel, and a door ventilation duct, which directs air through an oven door, where a fresh air feed leads to the ventilation panel, and where, when the oven door is closed, an air outlet aperture of the door ventilation duct of the ventilation panel of the housing ventilation duct lies opposite to and at a distance from an area of the second subsidiary ventilation duct, the ventilation panel having a first subsidiary air inlet aperture, which is allocated to the first subsidiary ventilation duct, and a second subsidiary air inlet aperture, which is allocated to the second subsidiary ventilation duct, where the subsidiary air inlet apertures are at least partially separated from each other by means of a dividing wall in the air entry area.

Ventilation panel and oven

A device wherein food can be warmed by means of induction, said device comprising at least one secondary coil which is formed from a current conductor, whereon at least one heating element is connected. The invention also relates to a device which is used to transfer energy in a device in order to warm food by means of induction, said device comprising a primary coil which is connected to a voltage source and which is formed from a current conductor. According to the invention, the primary and secondary coil is cast into a coil body by casting means, and the insulating casting means exhibits a coefficient of thermal expansion which essentially corresponds to the coil body.

Device for warming food by means of inductive coupling and device for transferring energy

In a cooktop with a cooktop panel, beneath which at least one heating element is disposed for heating up a cooking vessel to be placed on the cooktop panel, and with a temperature sensor for sensing the temperature of the cooktop panel, which temperature sensor is in heat-conducting contact with the underside of the cooktop panel within the heating element and is connected to a control unit for controlling the heating power of the heating element, to simplify assembly/fitting, the invention provides a heat-conducting element within the heating element in heat-conducting contact with the underside of the cooktop panel, and fastens the temperature sensor in this region to the heat-conducting element.

Cooktop with temperature sensor

A method and device for limiting and/or controlling the surface temperature of a hob having a ceramic cooking surface. The hob is heated by an energy source which includes a temperature limiter with a variable switching temperature. The switching temperature of the temperature limiter is varied during a cooking procedure according to a redetermined switching temperature-time profile.

Method and device for limiting and/or controlling the surface temperature of a hob

In a cooktop with a cooktop plate, in particular, made from glass ceramic, beneath which at least one heating element is disposed, for heating a cooking vessel to be placed on the cooktop plate, and having a temperature sensor for recording the temperature of the cooktop plate, which temperature sensor senses the temperature of the underside of the cooktop plate within the heating element and is shielded from the thermal radiation from a heating device of the heating element by insulating material, and is connected to a control unit for controlling the heating power of the heating element, to enable a good measurement accuracy to be achieved, the temperature sensor is in thermal contact with the underside of the cooktop plate by a thermally conductive element, and that the element and the temperature sensor are shielded from the thermal radiation of the heating device by insulating material.

A cooking configuration includes a cooker having at least one control unit for controlling heat output of the cooker, an operating unit and a display unit each connected to the control unit, and a cooking space. The configuration also includes a cooktop having a sensor unit for weighing articles set down on the cooktop and establishing a weight measurement and a data line connecting the cooker to the cooktop. The sensor unit is connected to the control unit and communicates the weight measurement to the control unit. The cooker or the cooktop has an operating element for transferring the weight measurement from the sensor unit to the control unit. The operating element is connected to the control unit and the sensor unit and is disposed in the cooker or the cooktop.

Configuration with a cooker and cooktop with an integrated weighting function

In a cooktop having a cooktop panel, beneath which at least one heating element is disposed for heating up a vessel to be placed on the panel, and a temperature sensor sensing temperature of the underside of the panel within the heating element and connected to a control unit for controlling heating power of the heating element, to make assembly/fitting of the unit easier, the temperature sensor is fastened to an element extending from a region inside the heating element into a region outside the heating element, the element having a receiving portion inside the heating element for the temperature sensor and a fitting portion for fastening of the element, in particular, to the heating element, and/or a connection portion for connecting at least an electrical line from outside the heating element, which receiving portion lies radially offset laterally with respect to the fitting portion or connection portion.

A cooktop includes a cooktop panel, at least one heating element for heating a cooking vessel placed upon the cooktop panel, and a weighing unit for detecting a deformation of the cooktop panel as a result of weight-induced loading by the cooking vessel and for determining the corresponding weight-induced loading. The weighing unit is disposed at the underside of the cooktop panel and has an actuating element connected to the cooktop panel and a displacement sensor connected to the actuating element and the cooktop panel. The displacement sensor determines the weight-induced loading from an amount that the actuating element is displaced relative to the displacement sensor as a result of the deformation of the cooktop panel.

Cooktop with weighing unit

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