Robert Boschgmbh

Heinrich Barth

Udo Schulz

Manfred Kirschner

Volker Weeber

Michael Werner

Thomas Proepper

Matthias Knauss

Andre Lischeck

Reinhold Danner

Ralph Schertlen

Armin Lachenmaier

Stephan Dieke

The invention relates to an electronic control device () having electronic components () on a circuit board () which are shielded from electrical and/or magnetic interference fields. According to the invention, an electrically conductive sheet metal part () is arranged on the circuit board () which forms a Faraday cage for the electronic components () with the circuit board. The electrically conductive sheet metal part () is furthermore in thermal contact to the electronic components () and in thermal contact to the housing () of the control device () and thereby deflects heat from the electronic components () into the housing ().

Electronic control device

A device for cooling components, comprising a housing in which a cavity is formed, in which a phase-change material is accommodated, the housing having at least one surface, which is able to be brought into contact with the component to be cooled, and at least one heat-dissipating surface. The cavity accommodating the phase-change material is enclosed by at least one coil, and the phase-change material includes ferromagnetic or magnetizable particles. Furthermore a method for cooling a component using the device is described.

Device and method for cooling components using magnetizable phase-change material

An emulation system and emulation method for a no longer available microcontroller, having a supplyable microcontroller and emulation software able to be run thereon, and having an interpreter, the emulation software forming a software layer between the hardware of the available microcontroller and an operating software of the no longer available microcontroller, and the software being adapted in such a way that the hardware of the available microcontroller in conjunction with the additional emulation software behaves like the hardware of the no longer available microcontroller, and the interpreter is adapted in order to represent address, code and data information of the operating software of the no longer available microcontroller to functionally equivalent address, code and data information of the available microcontroller.

Emulation system and method for a no longer available microcontroller

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Leonberg, Germany

Heinrich Barth