General Electric Company

Transportation IP Holdings, LLC

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Westinghouse Air Brake Technologies Corporation

IP Transportation IP Holdings, LLC

Mark Allen Murphy

Jason Daniel Kuttenkuler

Henry Todd Young

Sean Patrick Cillessen

Andrew Louis Krivonak

Jeffrey John Wolff

Aiqin Jiang

Jacob Alan Hubbell

Sarit Ratadiya

Theodore Clark Brown

Shreenath Shekar Perlaguri

Zhao Zhang

Frank Dolski

Jain Raj Vettuvazhy Puthenpurayil

Ajith Kuttannair Kumar

Nicole Lyann Himmelwright

Alvaro Jorge Mari Curbelo

Michael Jay Grutkowski

Fabio Carastro

George J Wnukoski

Lindsay Short

Ihar Tsimashevich

Gui He

Emil Nikolaev Nikolov

Tharunendra Sekhar

Kevin Ruybal

Randy Michael Kawinski

Satish Dattatray Kharshikar

Sachin Vrajalal Kanetkar

Douglas Garvin

Matt Anthony Marinelli

Patrick Lee Jansen

Jeffrey Louis Daigle

Rajendra Yammanuru

Maxim Tsupko

Zachary Brindak

A vehicle electrical power system includes a phase module assembly of a multi-phase inverter. The phase module assembly includes first and second flat laminated busbars extending in orthogonal planes. The phase module assembly also includes one or more transistors that convert direct current into one phase of a multi-phase alternating current of the multi-phase inverter, and to output the phase of the multi-phase alternating current to the load. The phase module assembly also includes one or more capacitors conductively coupled with the internal positive and negative terminal connectors and with the external positive and negative bushings configured to be conductively coupled with the power source of direct current. The assembly can be useful for vehicles because the components of the system are configured to carry large amounts of current in a more reliable and sustainable manner.

Phase module assembly of a multi-phase inverter

Housing for a full phase module gate drive

Full phase module gate drive housing

Bus bar

Fluid control device

Inverter panel

Inverter direct current busbar

Vertical inverter busbar

A modular rack system and method includes a rack having plural electrical interfaces, and plural module panels configured to mate with the electrical interfaces of the rack. The module panels have one or more of a common exterior size or a common exterior shape. At least two of the module panels have different internal electrical components configured to perform different operations. The rack is configured to be conductively coupled with a power delivery system of a vehicle and the module panels are configured to modify electric current prior to the electric current being supplied to the power delivery system of the vehicle.

Modular rack system and method

Rectifier busbar

A system that may include a rigid bus bar body portion having one or more first conductive pathways, and a flexible bus bar body portion extending from the rigid bus bar body portion and having a lower modulus of elasticity than the rigid bus bar body portion, the flexible bus bar body portion including one or more second conductive pathways. The one or more first conductive pathways and the one or more second conductive pathways may be configured to be conductively coupled with a first electronic device to form a conductive connection between the first electronic device and at least a second electronic device.

Electrical system for bus bar coupling

Inverter alternating current busbar

Inverter housing

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