Product review (5 stars): Exact Replacement Part, but a Cheaper Generic is Available
This is an exact replacement for the existing BOSCH ignitor for the broiler, including the correct connectors on the end.

However, if you want to save some money, like $50, the following ignitor is an acceptable replacement for the part:
Frigidaire 5303935067 Oven Ignitor (available on Amazon)

The differences between the Bosch and Frigidaire ignitors are as follows:

1.  The ceramic block of the Frigidaire part is very slightly shorter.
2.  The electrical leads of the Frigidaire part are longer, but lack the correct BOSCH connectors.
3.  The electrical leads of the Frigidaire part lack the high temp sleeves around the wire leads.

You can ignore the length difference of the ceramic block.

You can harvest the proper Bosch connectors from the original ignitor and attach them to the bare wires of the Frigidaire ignitor with ceramic nuts.

You can harvest the high temp sleeves from the original Bosch ignitor and use them on the Frigidaire ignitor.

Both the Bosch and Frigidaire ignitors are Norton 501A ignitors.  Both work for gas valves with an opening current of between 3.2 and 3.6 amps. The BOSCH gas valve is clearly marked as requiring 3.6 A to operate.  The original Bosch ignitor is marked as a Norton 501A ignitor.

The Frigidaire ignitor replacement for the broiler ignitor, and the generic bake ignitor for the Bosch range (also available on Amazon) make for an inexpensive replacement when you need to replace ignitors on this BOSCH range.