Robert Boschgmbh

Roland Hellwig

Stephan Mazingue-Desailly

Michael Mueller

Gerhard Koelle

Alexander Lerich

Wolfgang Helmreich

Polyphase converter, comprising a plurality of electrical phases (to), which can each be driven by switching means (to), wherein at least one coupling means (to) is provided, which magnetically couples at least one first phase () to at least one further phase (), wherein at least two phases () to be coupled are surrounded at least partially by the coupling means (), wherein at least one insulating body () is provided, which on the upper or lower side thereof accommodates the phases (to) to be coupled and on which at least one fastening means () is provided, which interacts with at least one of the phases (to) for fastening purposes.

Polyphase converter with magnetically coupled phases

A device and a method for connecting at least two electric terminals, particularly an electrode terminal and an electric measuring element, the two terminals being connected to each other by clinching.

Device and method for connecting at least two electric terminals

A device is proposed for fastening a post in a terminal clamp, having at least one terminal clamp for connection to a battery terminal, at least one electronics unit or measuring element capable of being connected to the terminal clamp, at least one post for connecting a battery cable, the post being mechanically fastened to the terminal clamp via a connection, and having at least one insulating element between the post and the terminal clamp, means being provided for the rotational securing of the post.

Device for securing a post in a terminal clamp

An electrical device, in particular a device for determining electrical variables (battery sensor), is provided which includes a connecting region between the part of the device which determines electrical variables and an attachment point. The connecting region has an essentially central axis. The device has a conductive interface between two conductor sections, the interface being offset from the central axis.

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Schwieberdingen, Germany

Roland Hellwig