Patents by Inventor Christoph FODOR

Christoph FODOR 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).

  • Electrical heating device
    Patent number: 10780762
    Abstract: An electrical heating device (1) includes a housing (2, 102) having a fluid inlet (3) for the intake of a fluid to be heated into the housing (2, 102) and having a fluid outlet (4) for the discharge of the fluid from the housing (2, 102). A flow channel (5) for the fluid is formed between the fluid inlet (3) and fluid outlet (4), and at least one heating instrument (6, 105, 205) extends into the flow channel (5) in the housing (2, 102). This heating instrument has a sleeve (7, 207) that surrounds an interior of the heating instrument (6, 105, 205) in a fluid-tight way. At least one heating element (8, 208) is arranged in the sleeve (7, 207), and at least one sensor element (9, 109, 209) is arranged in the sleeve (7, 207) for monitoring the temperature of the at least one heating element (8, 208).
    Type: Grant
    Filed: May 4, 2018
    Date of Patent: September 22, 2020
    Assignee: Türk & Hillinger Automotive GmbH
    Inventors: Michael Kohl, Karl-Gerd Krumbach, Wolfgang Seewald, Igor Tschemeris, Christoph Fodor, Andreas Schlipf
  • ELECTRICAL HEATING DEVICE
    Publication number: 20180319252
    Abstract: An electrical heating device (1) includes a housing (2, 102) having a fluid inlet (3) for the intake of a fluid to be heated into the housing (2, 102) and having a fluid outlet (4) for the discharge of the fluid from the housing (2, 102). A flow channel (5) for the fluid is formed between the fluid inlet (3) and fluid outlet (4), and at least one heating instrument (6, 105, 205) extends into the flow channel (5) in the housing (2, 102). This heating instrument has a sleeve (7, 207) that surrounds an interior of the heating instrument (6, 105, 205) in a fluid-tight way. At least one heating element (8, 208) is arranged in the sleeve (7, 207), and at least one sensor element (9, 109, 209) is arranged in the sleeve (7, 207) for monitoring the temperature of the at least one heating element (8, 208).
    Type: Application
    Filed: May 4, 2018
    Publication date: November 8, 2018
    Inventors: Michael KOHL, Karl-Gerd KRUMBACH, Wolfgang SEEWALD, Igor TSCHEMERIS, Christoph FODOR, Andreas SCHLIPF