M. Sc. Renewable Energy and Data Engineering
Modulhandbuch
Power Electronics and Grid Control
Teaching methods | Lecture | ||||||||||
Learning target / Competences |
The students are familiar with the functionality of power electronic devices for affecting energy flow in power grids. The students are able to create and implement concepts for the integration of power electronic devices into power grids in order to optimize power flow. The students can weigh up which form of energy transmission (three-phase current or high voltage direct current) is the most appropriate from a technical and economic point of view under given auxiliary conditions. The students are familiar with the current concepts for power grid control and planning and can apply them. The students have an overview on changes necessary in grid infrastructure for the transition to a renewable energies based system. |
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Duration | 1 | ||||||||||
Hours per week | 4.0 | ||||||||||
Overview |
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ECTS | 4.0 | ||||||||||
Requirements for awarding credit points |
written exam 120 minutes |
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Credits and grades |
4 ECTS |
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Responsible person |
Wolfgang Biener, Dipl.-Ing.; Jan Philipp Degel, M.Sc. / Stephan Hähnlein, M.Sc. |
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Frequency | Annually (ss) | ||||||||||
Usability |
Master RED |
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Lectures |
Leistungselektronik und Netzregelung/Power Electronics and Grid Control
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