Robert Boschgmbh

Hans-Peter Miller

Andreas Doeffinger

Uwe Knappenberger

Achim Henkel

Nigel Shaw

Tim Brown

An electrical device has a housing and a housing surface, at least one electrical conductor accommodated in said housing and interrupting said housing surface in sections so that said housing surface is interrupted, a conductive body which covers said conductor on said interrupted housing surface, and at least two spacers which keep said conductive body apart from said at least one conductor.

Electrical device

A regulator unit, in particular for varying an exciter current, preferably for generators of motor vehicles, is proposed, having a housing (), in which the housing () has a wiper contact mounting region () with a guide () and wiper contacts () seated therein, having a regulator housing portion (), in which an electronic controller unit and a regulator heat sink () are received, having a plug element () for electrically connecting the regulator unit () to external contact elements, and in which the regulator unit () has a first through opening () and a second through opening (), by means of which openings the regulator unit () can be fastened to a housing () by means of two bolt elements (). It is provided that the regulator heat sink () is located between the wiper contact mounting region () and the plug element ().

Regulator unit and generator

An electronic component formed as a regulator for generators in motor vehicles has an IC block arranged on a cooling body, connectors provided with conductors, bond wire connectors connecting the IC block with the conductors, the conductors being provided at first ends which face the IC block with a first bond pad, forming a limited free space behind the first bond pad as seen from the IC block for insertion and withdrawal of a bond tool, the conductors of the plug connectors being each provided with a second bond pad located behind the limited free space at a distance from the first bond pad, for further bond wire connections of at least one selectively useable electronic component.

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Stuttgart, Germany

Hans-Peter Miller