Mahle International Gmbh

Türk & Hillinger Automotive Gmbh

Igor Tschemeris

Andreas Schlipf

Christoph Walter

Michael Kohl

Wolfgang Seewald

Karl-Gerd Krumbach

Gregor Babic

Ziga Ahec

Alexander Daniel

Rok Vrtovec

Karim-Mathieu Bouchalat

Luka Verdev

Christoph Fodor

Gottfried DÜRR

An inverter for an electric motor is disclosed. The inverter includes a capacitor board including at least one capacitor, at least one transistor board, and a cooling element. The capacitor board and the at least one transistor board are electrically interconnected. The capacitor board and the at least one transistor board are each aligned transversely to a longitudinal central axis of the inverter. The cooling element is pot-shaped and provides a housing of the inverter that receives the capacitor board and the at least one transistor board.

Inverter for an electric motor

An electric heating device and a method for manufacturing an electric heating device with at least two plate pairs forming a fluid passage through which fluid can flow, which plate pairs are assembled from two plates and form a fluid passage between the two, wherein the plate pairs take on a predefined distance from one another and form a free space, wherein at least one heating unit is arranged in the free space between at least two of the plate pairs, which heating unit has at least one heating element and contact electrodes electrically connected thereto for making electrical contact with the at least one heating element. The invention also relates to such an electric heating device.

Electric heating device

An electrical heating device () includes a housing () having a fluid inlet () for the intake of a fluid to be heated into the housing () and having a fluid outlet () for the discharge of the fluid from the housing (). A flow channel () for the fluid is formed between the fluid inlet () and fluid outlet (), and at least one heating instrument () extends into the flow channel () in the housing (). This heating instrument has a sleeve () that surrounds an interior of the heating instrument () in a fluid-tight way. At least one heating element () is arranged in the sleeve (), and at least one sensor element () is arranged in the sleeve () for monitoring the temperature of the at least one heating element ().

Electrical heating device

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Kornwestheim, Germany

Igor Tschemeris