Patents by Inventor Walter Jasch
Walter Jasch has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Publication number: 20240136634Abstract: A battery module having a plurality of battery cells (2) which are electrically conductively connected to one another in series and/or in parallel and are arranged adjacent to one another in a longitudinal direction (3) of the battery module (1), so that a cell stack (25) is formed. An end plate unit (4) is arranged adjacent to a terminally arranged battery cell (21), wherein the end plate unit (4) comprises at least two end plates (5) formed separately from one another, which are each mechanically connected to a same side surface (6) of the terminally arranged battery cell (21).Type: ApplicationFiled: October 4, 2023Publication date: April 25, 2024Inventors: Andreas Ruehle, Ionut Marian Lica, Marius Cichon, Martin Kassner, Walter Jasch
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Patent number: 11837692Abstract: A battery pack (1) includes a housing (2) and an array of electrochemical cells (80) disposed in the housing (2). The housing (2) includes a container (3) and a lid (30) that closes an open end of the container (3). The container (3) has a base (4), a sidewall (8) that surrounds the base (4), and a spring plate (110) disposed inside the sidewall (8) between the cells (80) and the sidewall (8). The spring plate (110) is free standing within the container (3) and applies a spring force to the cell array that restrains the cells (80) along an axis normal to the surface of the spring plates (110). The lid (30) includes inwardly-protruding pins (50, 60) that further restrain the cells (80) within the housing (2).Type: GrantFiled: September 29, 2017Date of Patent: December 5, 2023Assignees: Robert Bosch Battery Systems GmbH, Robert Bosch GmbHInventors: Kecheng Xu, Alexander Foitzik, David Nietling, Henrik Wolfgang Behm, Klaus Spieske, Kyle Schultz, Mehul Botadra, Rainer Menig, Robert Kohler, Ruben Jung, Sinasi Temiz, Walter Jasch, Martin Kassner
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Patent number: 11658360Abstract: A battery pack includes a housing and electrochemical cells disposed in the housing. The housing includes a container and a lid that closes an open end of the container. The container has a base, an outer wall the surrounds the base, and a first and a second inner wall disposed inside the outer wall. The first inner wall extends between, and is fixed to, a first portion and a third portion of the outer wall, and is spaced apart from a second portion and a fourth portion of the outer wall. The second inner wall extends between the first portion and the third portion, and is disposed between the first inner wall and the fourth portion. The second inner wall is movable relative to the outer wall such that spacing of the second inner wall from the first inner wall can be changed.Type: GrantFiled: July 20, 2020Date of Patent: May 23, 2023Assignees: Robert Bosch Battery Systems GmbH, Robert Bosch GmbHInventors: David Nietling, Kyle Schultz, David Naughton, Mehul Botadra, Ruben Jung, Walter Jasch, Stefan Grun, Lisa Lorenz
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Patent number: 11196123Abstract: A battery pack (1) includes a housing (2) and an array (40) of electrochemical cells (80) disposed in the housing (2). The housing (2) includes a container (3) and a lid (30) that closes an open end of the container (3). The container (3) has a base (4), a sidewall (8) that surrounds the base (4), and a spring plate (110) disposed inside the side wall (8) between the cells (80) and the sidewall (8). The spring plate (110) is free standing within the container (3) and applies a spring force to the cell array (40) that restrains the cells (80) along an axis normal to the surface of the spring plates (110). The lid (30) includes inwardly-protruding pins (50, 60) that further restrain the cells (80) within the housing (2).Type: GrantFiled: September 29, 2017Date of Patent: December 7, 2021Assignees: Robert Bosch Battery Systems GmbH, Robert Bosch GmbHInventors: Kecheng Xu, Alexander Foitzik, David Nietling, Henrik Wolfgang Behm, Klaus Spieske, Kyle Schultz, Mehul Botadra, Rainer Menig, Robert Kohler, Ruben Jung, Sinasi Temiz, Walter Jasch, Martin Kassner
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Patent number: 10921376Abstract: A sensor apparatus (10) for monitoring at least one battery cell (20) of a battery system (100), having a sensor element (11) for detecting at least one state variable of the battery cell (20), at least one electrically and/or thermally conductive connecting element (12) connected to the sensor element (11) so that the sensor element can be connected to the battery cell (20) and to an electronic unit (30) of the battery system (100), wherein the connecting element (12) is formed as a flexible printed circuit board (12).Type: GrantFiled: June 4, 2018Date of Patent: February 16, 2021Assignee: Robert Bosch GmbHInventors: Christian Schmid-Schoenbein, David Rychtarik, Hang Yu, Walter Jasch
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Publication number: 20200350534Abstract: A battery pack includes a housing and electrochemical cells disposed in the housing. The housing includes a container and a lid that closes an open end of the container. The container has a base, an outer wall the surrounds the base, and a first and a second inner wall disposed inside the outer wall. The first inner wall extends between, and is fixed to, a first portion and a third portion of the outer wall, and is spaced apart from a second portion and a fourth portion of the outer wall. The second inner wall extends between the first portion and the third portion, and is disposed between the first inner wall and the fourth portion. The second inner wall is movable relative to the outer wall such that spacing of the second inner wall from the first inner wall can be changed.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 20, 2020Publication date: November 5, 2020Inventors: David Nietling, Kyle Schultz, David Naughton, Mehul Botadra, Ruben Jung, Walter Jasch, Stefan Grun, Lisa Lorenz
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Publication number: 20200350612Abstract: A battery pack(1) includes a housing (2) and an array of electrochemical cells (80) disposed in the housing (2). The housing (2) includes a container (3) and a lid (30) that closes an open end of the container (3). The container (3) has a base (4), a sidewall (8) that surrounds the base (4), and a spring plate (110) disposed inside the sidewall (8) between the cells (80) and the sidewall (8). The spring plate (110) is free standing within the container (3) and applies a spring force to the cell array that restrains the cells (80) along an axis normal to the surface of the spring plates (110). The lid (30) includes inwardly-protruding pins (50, 60) that further restrain the cells (80) within the housing (2).Type: ApplicationFiled: September 29, 2017Publication date: November 5, 2020Inventors: Kecheng Xu, Alexander Foitzik, David Nietling, Henrik Wolfgang Behm, Klaus Spieske, Kyle Schultz, Mehul Botadra, Rainer Menig, Robert Kohler, Ruben Jung, Sinasi Temiz, Walter Jasch, Martin Kassner
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Publication number: 20200203685Abstract: A battery pack (1) includes a housing (2) and an array (40) of electrochemical cells (80) disposed in the housing (2). The housing (2) includes a container (3) and a lid (30) that closes an open end of the container (3). The container (3) has a base (4), a sidewall (8) that surrounds the base (4), and a spring plate (110) disposed inside the side wall (8) between the cells (80) and the sidewall (8). The spring plate (110) is free standing within the container (3) and applies a spring force to the cell array (40) that restrains the cells (80) along an axis normal to the surface of the spring plates (110). The lid (30) includes inwardly-protruding pins (50, 60) that further restrain the cells (80) within the housing (2).Type: ApplicationFiled: September 29, 2017Publication date: June 25, 2020Inventors: Kecheng Xu, Alexander Foitzik, David Nietling, Henrik Wolfgang Behm, Klaus Spieske, Kyle Schultz, Mehul Botadra, Rainer Menig, Robert Kohler, Ruben Jung, Sinasi Temiz, Walter Jasch, Martin Kassner
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Patent number: 10658711Abstract: The invention relates to a temperature sensor (5) for measuring a temperature of a battery system (1) for storing electrical energy and also for supplying an electric motor of a motor vehicle with electrical energy. The temperature sensor (5) has a sensor head (6) and connection wires (7) electrically coupled to the sensor head. At least one of the connection wires (7) is at least partially formed as a spring element (8) or forms at least part of a spring element (8), wherein the spring element (8) is formed as a helical spring or as twisted.Type: GrantFiled: April 7, 2017Date of Patent: May 19, 2020Assignee: Robert Bosch GmbHInventors: Lisa Lorenz, Andreas Otto, Walter Jasch
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Publication number: 20190131671Abstract: The invention relates to a temperature sensor (5) for measuring a temperature of a battery system (1) for storing electrical energy and also for supplying an electric motor of a motor vehicle with electrical energy. The temperature sensor (5) has a sensor head (6) and connection wires (7) electrically coupled to the sensor head. At least one of the connection wires (7) is at least partially formed as a spring element (8) or forms at least part of a spring element (8), wherein the spring element (8) is formed as a helical spring or as twisted.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 7, 2017Publication date: May 2, 2019Inventors: Lisa Lorenz, Andreas Otto, Walter Jasch
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Publication number: 20180348305Abstract: A sensor apparatus (10) for monitoring at least one battery cell (20) of a battery system (100), having a sensor element (11) for detecting at least one state variable of the battery cell (20), at least one electrically and/or thermally conductive connecting element (12) connected to the sensor element (11) so that the sensor element can be connected to the battery cell (20) and to an electronic unit (30) of the battery system (100), wherein the connecting element (12) is formed as a flexible printed circuit board (12).Type: ApplicationFiled: June 4, 2018Publication date: December 6, 2018Inventors: Christian Schmid-Schoenbein, David Rychtarik, Hang Yu, Walter Jasch
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Publication number: 20180261810Abstract: The invention relates to a cover element of a battery module housing (2) which is designed to accommodate a plurality of battery cells (6), wherein the cover element (1) has a housing wall (7) with a first surface (8) and a second surface (9) arranged on an opposite side of the housing wall (7) from the first surface (8), and the cover element (1) of the battery module housing (2) is configured such that, in a mounted state, the first surface (8) is arranged next to an environment (11) of the battery module housing (2) and the second surface (9) is arranged next to the battery cells (6) of the battery module, wherein at least one electric element (12) or electronic element (13) is connected to the second surface (9) and/or at least one electric element (12) or electronic element (13) is integrated into the housing wall (7) of the cover element (1) such that the electric or electronic components (15) thereof are arranged on the second surface (9), wherein the housing wall (7) covers the at least one electric eType: ApplicationFiled: May 31, 2016Publication date: September 13, 2018Inventors: Ruben Jung, Maximilian Oscar Bader, Stefan Grun, Walter Jasch, Alexander Usselmann, Kerstin Koch
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Publication number: 20170256760Abstract: A battery pack includes a housing and electrochemical cells disposed in the housing. The housing includes a container and a lid that closes an open end of the container. The container has a base, an outer wall the surrounds the base, and a first and a second inner wall disposed inside the outer wall. The first inner wall extends between, and is fixed to, a first portion and a third portion of the outer wall, and is spaced apart from a second portion and a fourth portion of the outer wall. The second inner wall extends between the first portion and the third portion, and is disposed between the first inner wall and the fourth portion. The second inner wall is movable relative to the outer wall such that spacing of the second inner wall from the first inner wall can be changed.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 3, 2016Publication date: September 7, 2017Inventors: David Nietling, Kyle Schultz, David Naughton, Mehul Botadra, Ruben Jung, Walter Jasch, Stefan Grun, Lisa Lorenz