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=METHOD FOR DETERMINING WEAR IN AN ELECTRONIC UNIT, AND TEST APPARATUS=


==Organization Name==

[[:Category:robert bosch gmbh|robert bosch gmbh]]


[[Category:robert bosch gmbh]]

==Inventor(s)==

[[:Category:Andreas Schmidtlein of Tamm (DE)|Andreas Schmidtlein of Tamm (DE)]][[Category:Andreas Schmidtlein of Tamm (DE)]]

[[:Category:Simeon Lange of Mundelsheim (DE)|Simeon Lange of Mundelsheim (DE)]][[Category:Simeon Lange of Mundelsheim (DE)]]

==METHOD FOR DETERMINING WEAR IN AN ELECTRONIC UNIT, AND TEST APPARATUS - A simplified explanation of the abstract==


This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240210465 titled 'METHOD FOR DETERMINING WEAR IN AN ELECTRONIC UNIT, AND TEST APPARATUS

The method described in the patent application is for determining wear in an electronic unit, such as a power electronics unit, that contains electronic components like semiconductor components or capacitors. 

* The unit undergoes a test procedure involving at least two predefined electrical load cycles to simulate selected operating modes.
* Electromagnetic waves generated by the unit during the load cycles are detected and compared to identify wear in the unit.

Potential Applications:
- This method can be used in the manufacturing process of electronic units to assess their longevity and performance.
- It can also be applied in the maintenance of electronic systems to predict and prevent potential failures.

Problems Solved:
- Helps in early detection of wear in electronic components, preventing unexpected breakdowns.
- Provides a reliable method for assessing the health of electronic units over time.

Benefits:
- Increases the reliability and lifespan of electronic units.
- Reduces maintenance costs by enabling proactive maintenance based on wear detection results.

Commercial Applications:
Title: Wear Detection Method for Electronic Units
This technology can be utilized in industries such as automotive, aerospace, and renewable energy where electronic units play a crucial role in operations. It can also be integrated into predictive maintenance systems for various electronic devices.

Prior Art:
Readers can explore prior research on wear detection methods in electronic components, semiconductor testing, and predictive maintenance technologies.

Frequently Updated Research:
Stay updated on advancements in wear detection technologies, predictive maintenance algorithms, and reliability testing methods for electronic units.

Questions about Wear Detection Method for Electronic Units:
1. How does this method compare to traditional methods of assessing wear in electronic components?
2. What are the key factors to consider when implementing this wear detection method in different electronic systems?


==Original Abstract Submitted==

a method for determining wear in an electronic unit, in particular a power electronics unit, which includes at least one electronic component, in particular a semiconductor component, capacitor or the like. the unit is subjected to a test procedure in which at least two predefinable electrical load cycles are applied to the unit, in which cycles the unit is operated in each case in order to simulate at least one selected operating mode for a predefined period of time. during the test procedure, electromagnetic waves generated by the unit by an electrical load resulting from the application of the at least two load cycles to the unit are detected for at least two of the load cycles, and the detected electromagnetic waves of the at least two load cycles are compared with one another in order to detect wear in the unit.



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