Patents Assigned to Danfoss Silicon Power GmbH
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Patent number: 8017446Abstract: Method for manufacturing a rigid power module with a layer that is electrically insulating and conducts well thermally and has been deposited as a coating, the structure having sprayed-on particles that are fused to each other, of at least one material that is electrically insulating and conducts well thermally, having the following steps: manufacturing a one-piece lead frame; populating the lead frame with semiconductor devices, possible passive components, and bonding corresponding connections, inserting the thus populated lead frame into a compression mould so that accessibility of part areas of the lead frame is ensured, pressing a thermosetting compression moulding compound into the mould while enclosing the populated lead frame, coating the underside of the thus populated lead frame by thermal spraying in at least the electrically conducting areas and overlapping also the predominant areas of the spaces, filled with mold compound.Type: GrantFiled: March 24, 2010Date of Patent: September 13, 2011Assignee: Danfoss Silicon Power GmbHInventors: Ronald Eisele, Mathias Kock, Teoman Senyildiz
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Patent number: 7835151Abstract: A flow distribution module (5) for distributing a flow of cooling fluid across a surface. Is adapted to be connected to another at least substantially identical module (5). Makes it possible to provide a cooling unit which may be customized to meet specific cooling needs without requiring special adaptation of the ‘building blocks’. Thereby provides a flexible, yet simple, system. Furthermore a stack of flow distribution modules (5). Provides a very compact cooling unit when cooling is needed for several surfaces, no need for a cooling unit having a large surface area because the modules may be stacked in stead of positioned side-by-side.Type: GrantFiled: November 22, 2005Date of Patent: November 16, 2010Assignee: Danfoss Silicon Power GmbHInventor: Klaus Kristen Olesen
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Publication number: 20100277873Abstract: Method for manufacturing a rigid power module with a layer that is electrically insulating and conducts well thermally and has been deposited as a coating, the structure having sprayed-on particles that are fused to each other, of at least one material that is electrically insulating and conducts well thermally, having the following steps: manufacturing a one-piece lead frame; populating the lead frame with semiconductor devices, possible passive components, and bonding corresponding connections, inserting the thus populated lead frame into a compression mould so that accessibility of part areas of the lead frame is ensured, pressing a thermosetting compression moulding compound into the mould while enclosing the populated lead frame, coating the underside of the thus populated lead frame by thermal spraying in at least the electrically conducting areas and overlapping also the predominant areas of the spaces, filled with mold compound.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 24, 2010Publication date: November 4, 2010Applicant: Danfoss Silicon Power GmbHInventors: Ronald Eisele, Mathias Kock, Teoman Senyildiz
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Publication number: 20090146293Abstract: A flow distribution module (5) for distributing a flow of cooling fluid across a surface. Is adapted to be connected to another at least substantially identical module (5). Makes it possible to provide a cooling unit which may be customized to meet specific cooling needs without requiring special adaptation of the ‘building blocks’. Thereby provides a flexible, yet simple, system. Furthermore a stack of flow distribution modules (5). Provides a very compact cooling unit when cooling is needed for several surfaces, no need for a cooling unit having a large surface area because the modules may be stacked in stead of positioned side-by-side.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 22, 2005Publication date: June 11, 2009Applicant: Danfoss Silicon Power GmbHInventor: Klaus Kristen Olesen
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Patent number: 7529091Abstract: The invention relates to a power semiconductor module comprising a plurality of power semiconductors that are fixed to a first side of a printed circuit board (26), and a cooling device that acts by means of a coolant, on a second side of the printed circuit board (26), opposite the first side, the cooling device comprising a plurality of cells through which the coolant is guided. The aim of the invention is to minimise the risk of failure of one such power semiconductor module. To this end, a non-cooled region (d, e, f) is arranged between at least two cells.Type: GrantFiled: May 24, 2005Date of Patent: May 5, 2009Assignee: Danfoss Silicon Power GmbHInventors: Klaus Kristen Olesen, Ronald Eisele
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Patent number: 7360582Abstract: A cooling unit for cooling in particular power semiconductors contains a distributor for guiding liquid across a surface to be cooled. The distributor comprises an inlet manifold (8) and outlet manifold (9), whereby the inlet and outlet manifolds are connected through a flow cell, which has a main flow channel (50). The main channel is formed as a meandering sequence of channel segments (61,62,63,64). It has been found, that the transfer of heat by the liquid in the main flow channel can be improved by introducing a bypass flow channel (71,72,73) which allows the flow of liquid from the cell inlet to the cell outlet, wherein the bypass flow channel interconnects the channel segments of the main flow channel.Type: GrantFiled: October 26, 2004Date of Patent: April 22, 2008Assignee: Danfoss Silicon Power GmbHInventor: Klaus Kristen Olesen
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Patent number: 7339788Abstract: A liquid-cooled power semiconductor unit has components to be cooled arranged on the upper side of a plate. The bottom side of the plate is cooled by liquid, which is guided along the plate by means of a distributing element, and the liquid inlet and the liquid outlet of the distributing element are preferably arranged perpendicular to the plate. The distributing element is divided into cells, where each cell has a liquid inlet and a liquid outlet perpendicular to the cooled plate, and the distributing element has multiple cells along the plate.Type: GrantFiled: May 7, 2003Date of Patent: March 4, 2008Assignee: Danfoss Silicon Power GmbHInventors: Klaus Kristen Olesen, Ronald Eisele, Steen Lauridsen
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Publication number: 20070215332Abstract: The invention provides a fluid cooling system comprising a heat exchanger with an outer wall forming a chamber with an inlet and an outlet for circulating a heat exchange medium in the chamber. The chamber has an opening towards the component which is to be cooled, and to protect the component, the opening is closed by a flexible wall which is attached to the outer wall. To protect the cover and the component against overload, the flexible wall is attached to an inner wall inside the chamber. The cooling system could be applied to electronic systems, e.g. for cooling a DCB substrate or similar electronic components.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 9, 2005Publication date: September 20, 2007Applicant: Danfoss Silicon Power GmbHInventors: Ronald Eisele, Klaus Olesen
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Publication number: 20070119574Abstract: A cooling unit for cooling in particular power semiconductors contains a distributor for guiding liquid across a surface to be cooled. The distributor comprises an inlet manifold (8) and outlet manifold (9), whereby the inlet and outlet manifolds are connected through a flow cell, which has a main flow channel (50). The main channel is formed as a meandering sequence of channel segments (61,62,63,64). It has been found, that the transfer of heat by the liquid in the main flow channel can be improved by introducing a bypass flow channel (71,72,73) which allows the flow of liquid from the cell inlet to the cell outlet, wherein the bypass flow channel interconnects the channel segments of the main flow channel.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 26, 2004Publication date: May 31, 2007Applicant: Danfoss Silicon Power GmbHInventor: Klaus Olesen
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Publication number: 20070062673Abstract: A distributor (1) for distributing a flow of cooling fluid over surface(s) (3) to be cooled. Has a housing (13) manufactured in a single piece with inlet (8) and outlet (9) manifolds and a plurality of flow cells (26, 27, 28, 29). Makes it easier and more cost effective to manufacture the distributor (1). The flow cells (26, 27, 28, 29) may be connected in parallel between the manifolds (8, 9). May be adapted to cool two or more surfaces (3) simultaneously. Also a fluid-coolable unit comprising the distributor (1). Suitable for removing heat from an electronic circuit, such as integrated circuit or CPU.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 26, 2004Publication date: March 22, 2007Applicant: Danfoss Silicon Power GmbHInventor: Klaus Olesen
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Patent number: 7040381Abstract: A cooling device comprising a heat-conducting cooling plate on the side of the electronic power components to be cooled and a platelike cooling fluid distributing device. The distributing device has cooling fluid outlets on the side facing the cooling plate, said outlets being arranged at a distance from and pointing towards the cooling plate. The distributing device also comprises at least one drain outlet for the cooling fluid. The cooling device comprises a first plate in which outlets and a plurality of drain outlets are evenly distributed and a second plate and a third plate which are superimposed, wherein two plates define a feed channel that is connected to all outlets and a drain channel that is connected to all drain outlets.Type: GrantFiled: January 22, 2003Date of Patent: May 9, 2006Assignee: Danfoss Silicon Power GmbHInventors: Ronald Eisele, Klaus Kristen Olesen
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Publication number: 20050143000Abstract: The invention relates to a cooling device comprising a heat-conducting cooling plate on the side of the electronic power components to be cooled and a platelike cooling fluid distributing device. The distributing device has cooling fluid outlets on the side facing the cooling plate, said outlets being arranged at a distance from and pointing towards the cooling plate. The distributing device also comprises at least one drain outlet for the cooling fluid. The invention aims at providing a cooling device which is suitable for different forms and number of power components and ensures even cooling throughout the entire cooling surface for different forms and number of power components while simplifying the production of said cooling device.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 22, 2003Publication date: June 30, 2005Applicant: Danfoss Silicon Power GmbHInventors: Ronald Eisele, Klaus Olesen