SENSOR FOR A VEHICLE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

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APP PUB NO 20230288485A1
SERIAL NO

18019044

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The invention relates to a sensor (S), in particular for an electrical network of an electrically driven vehicle, in particular in an electric car. The sensor according to the invention comprises first of all a measuring device (ME) for current measurement and/or for voltage measurement in the electrical network, in particular with a low-resistance current sense resistor for current measurement according to the four-wire technique. Furthermore, the sensor (S) according to the invention comprises an integrated insulation monitoring device (ME, IQ, Rk, S3) for monitoring an electrical insulation of high-side and/or low-side of the electrical network. The sensor (S) according to the invention is characterized by the fact that the insulation monitoring device (ME, IQ, Rk, S3) operates actively and impresses measurement pulses into the electrical network for insulation monitoring.

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ISABELLENHUETTE HEUSLER GMBH & CO KGEIBACHER WEG 3-5 DILLENBURG 35683
BENDER GMBH & CO KGLONDORFER STRASSE 65 GRUENBERG 35305

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Inventor Name Address # of filed Patents Total Citations
BROECKMANN, Eckhard Giessen, DE 11 33
GRUEN, Matthias Homberg (Ohm), DE 2 0
LEBEAU, Felix Herborn, DE 4 0
LEHR, Mario Gruenberg, DE 4 9
LEPPER, Andreas Hohenahr, DE 4 5
MARIEN, Jan Herborn, DE 17 45
SEEL, Benjamin Dillenburg-Eibach, DE 2 0
WASSMANN, Alexander Siegen, DE 5 8
WEISS, Carsten Laubach, DE 46 205
WOELFEL, Daniel Lahnau, DE 1 0

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