Electrical assembly of an electrical busbar and a cooling module
AssigneeValeo Siemens eAutomotive France SAS
InventorsAurélien Pouilly, Alexandre Legendre
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Abstract
The invention concerns an electrical assembly comprising a cooling module, in particular an active cooling module comprising a network in which a cooling liquid flows and an electrical busbar, where the said electrical busbar is attached directly to a portion for receiving the cooling module, where the said electrical assembly is configured to be added in a frame of a first electrical device.
Claims12
An electrical assembly comprising a cooling module, in particular an active cooling module comprising a network in which a cooling liquid flows and an electrical busbar, where the electrical busbar is attached directly to a reception portion of the cooling module, where the electrical assembly is configured to be added in a frame of a first electrical device;
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- further comprising an electronic power module attached to a first surface of the cooling module and a capacitive link element attached to a second surface, opposite the first surface, of the cooling module;
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- in which the reception portion comprises opposite faces which are respectively in the same plane as the first surface of the cooling module and as the second surface of the cooling module.
An electrical assembly comprising a cooling module, in particular an active cooling module comprising a network in which a cooling liquid flows and an electrical busbar, where the electrical busbar is attached directly to a reception portion of the cooling module, where the electrical assembly is configured to be added in a frame of a first electrical device;
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- further comprising an electronic power module attached to a first surface of the cooling module and a capacitive link element attached to a second surface, opposite the first surface, of the cooling module;
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- in which the cooling module comprises a first portion comprising the first and the second surfaces, and in which the reception portion forms a fork extending from the first portion of the cooling module.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.